Sentence examples for trespassed out from inspiring English sources
For the rest of my week of mourning, my moods trespassed out of the standard categories I'd come to recognize.
The confident thrust of the orange line trespassed on ghost tracks stripped out in 1986 by Margaret Thatcher, in the belief that there was no demand for a link to the City of London.
Hayes said it was likely that prosecutors would go after the high-profile leaders of the militia, as opposed to charging all participants who have trespassed and camped out in the federal buildings.
Players who trespassed on land were sent to Jail, and there the unfortunate individuals had to linger until serving out their time or paying a $50 fine.
He worked at a Quick Stop and was often charged with trespassing for taking out the trash.
Trespassing is out on RCA on 2 July.
But since he doesn't recognize the federal government as having any authority over the land, Bundy has continued to turn his cattle – now trespass cattle – out for the last twenty years.
Neighbors of the mayor — whose house had a big "No Trespassing" sign out front, in contrast with dozens of other homes with red-and-white placards reading "Resign!" and "Recall!" — described a discordant morning in which the authorities had turned up on the mayor's door.
It also said the trucks driving by weren't enough to be considered trespassing, threw out the idea that the whole thing had caused emotional distress, and just generally told the Borings to get a life.
Small wonder that he now freezes out anyone who trespasses on his memories with a Dictaphone.
