Sentence examples for temporarily cleared from inspiring English sources

As the rain shower which had greeted kick-off finally, if temporarily, cleared so France began emerging from their shells.

On Thursday, some of Bangkok's notoriously congested roads were temporarily cleared for her motorcade and hundreds of police officers were deployed to guard the sports complex.

But despite his name being temporarily cleared – and his being given a peerage in 1997 – further allegations were investigated by Leicestershire police in 2002.

One of the earliest attempts to demythologise the story occurred with the suggestion that the Red Sea was actually "the sea of reeds", a swamp that might have been temporarily cleared by wind.

At the former, there is a smallish gallery in the Wallace Collection, which has been temporarily cleared to make way for recent work, about two years' worth of it, by Britain's Lucian Freud.

Red flag laws — there are now 13 states that have them — allow a family member, roommate, beau, law enforcement officer or any type of medical professional to file a petition asking that a person's home be temporarily cleared of firearms.

Saturday could see Austrian skies temporarily clearing before snowfall returns on Sunday.

There's a fine line here, because rain will temporarily clear pollen-laden air, yet stormy weather has the opposite effect of breaking up pollen particles[3], making them easier to inhale.

If they use email, the process would likely unfold in an inefficient manner, as both Alice and Bob, under the Sisyphean pressure of an ever-filling inbox, keep dashing off quick responses to each other so as to temporarily clear the issue out of their psychic space.

Last month, the blockade forced construction workers to retreat ― a year after riot police used violence to temporarily clear the women from the area.

"Not because our military could not march into… Raqqa and temporarily clear out ISIL," he said, "but because we would see a repetition of what we've seen before".