Sentence examples for walled zone from inspiring English sources

The Jewish population of the city was forced into a walled zone known as the Kraków Ghetto, from which they were sent to German extermination camps such as the nearby Auschwitz never to return, and the Nazi concentration camps like Płaszów.

When Plake came to, he said, he found himself in "a walled-in zone with no horizon".

When the silver was installed in the newly expanded American wing in 1980, the heavy vault doors were removed, and the space was used as storage for late European metalwork, arranged on shelves that made access to the walled-in zone even more difficult.

Then the levees failed, the streets flooded, the power went out, and the National Guard walled off what became a giant disaster zone, one in which tens of thousands of pets were trapped.

The entire nerve-centre of the American administration, staffed by some 10,000 people, remains walled off in Baghdad's so-called "green zone".

Colombo 7, therefore, is also a zone of elaborate security arrangements: blockaded streets picketed with military guards, men crouched in the shade cradling assault rifles, walled compounds and, in some of them, private militias.

Both bedrooms are walled off.

The rest were walled away.

They should be walled away.

They hide in caves and walled compounds.

THE WALLED FLOWER, by Lorraine Bartlett.