Sentence examples for that cordons from inspiring English sources

But public access is anathema to an institution that cordons off much of its space from people without security clearances.

Then, after she thought she was safely out of sight, the woman wandered over to the split-rail fence that cordons off this island's exclusive golf club to see if she could catch a glimpse of Mr. Bush, his brother Jeb, who happens to be Florida's governor, or former President George Bush.

Most immediately, the work lends further support to the idea that loops emerge by being "extruded" through a protein complex (as seen in the video above) that cordons off one section of DNA.

In people with TB, Bishai said, the process produces a "paradoxical effect". Instead of acting as a natural defense against the pathogen that cordons off the bacterial infection, the increased inflammation produces tiny telltale lesions of dead lung tissue that harbor pools of live bacteria.

But the picture looks different inside the red velvet ropes that cordon off the Council members.

Officers approached a man who had been yelling objections to the metal police barricades that cordoned off Wall Street.

I dreamed of attending the other C.I.A., that Cordon-Bleu-on-the-Hudson, that Oxbridge of gourmets: the Culinary Institute of America.

Workers weave between makeshift fences that cordon off hundreds of radioactive "hot spots" scattered across the complex.

The second scene was a clash between Palestinians, who were hurling rocks and firecrackers from inside the al-Aqsa Mosque in protest against the presence of Jewish visitors at the site, and a police force that cordoned them inside the compound while allowing the visitors to enter.

He replastered the walls and kept the "pocket" doors that cordoned off separate rooms.

Most solutions today rely on trusted execution environments (TEEs) that cordon off resources for security.