Sentence examples for we cordon from inspiring English sources

So we cordon off that area and take appropriate action.

We cordon off the residence hall network from the rest of the university so it protects our systems and applications.

When we cordon off whole groups, there will inevitably be people that we've separated ourselves from who hold key pieces of the puzzle needed to solve our most pressing shared problems.

We finally persuaded the bouncer to let us sneak Jacob into the V.I.P. room, where we cordoned him off from the alcohol.

We cordoned villages to capture their men as they tried to visit home or return to their Vietcong jungle base camps.

"In this case, there's a very serious contention that people in elected office deliberately wanted to intimidate this person, and it seems to me that maybe in this case we should cordon off or box off what happened here from the ordinary conduct of police officers".

We need a course, we need some cordons and we need water.

That's because we've cordoned off this one-time section just to talk about future races.

We've cordoned off climate change as a problem that doesn't involve us anymore it's for the politicians to figure and scientists to solve and activists to chant about.

We've cordoned it off because the reality of it is too painful and hopeless, it's a reality that the society we've built is fundamentally broken and unsustainable, that there is a crack that runs right through the foundation of it.

As it turned out, they were probably better informed than us – as we moved on we hit a police cordon, from where we could vaguely make out the office in which a police hostage negotiator was trying to calm down a failed lorry driver/ vigilante hero gone berserk.