Sentence examples for to barred from inspiring English sources
noun
A solid, more or less rigid object of metal or wood with a uniform cross-section smaller than its length.
- The window was protected by steel bars.
No paddy wagons stood at the ready to transport miscreants to barred facilities for transgressions against a visitor in the city on business.
The result in 1767 was a compromise in that granted the nobility the exclusive right to barred or open helmets, coronets, and supporters, while "the Town law of 1730 stated that burgher arms are accepted since they are not forbidden".
Due to economics and politics, 3rd Parties are close to barred from participating in the election cycle on the level of state ballot laws, unjust criteria for participating in the TV debates and a media that is interested more in ratings, selling ad space and horse races than in serving the People.
Because these latter two taxa are more closely related to Barred Tiger Salamanders than California Tiger Salamanders [ 29], we reasoned that nucleotides differentiating California Tiger Salamanders from all three of the others were most likely to be fixed differences that evolved before the divergence of A. mexicanum, A. t. tigrinum and A. t. mavortium.
It seems foolish to bar this use".
pin clamps which are pin-to-bar connectors; bar clamps which in turn are bar-to-bar connectors; connecting bars.
get that battlefield-to-bar look pic.twitter.com/rzIVnB8b37.
They traverse the street from bar to bar.
