Sentence examples for went into isolation from inspiring English sources

Many went into isolation for their own safety.

Ms. Pagels went into isolation, taking her two young children with her.

In 1990, authorities reportedly stopped 47 women who were driving, and many of them subsequently went into isolation for their own safety.

The group re-form here after a 16-year absence, during which band leader Kevin Shields scrapped an album and went into isolation.

"If he had been a totally normal adolescent and he was well adjusted and then all of a sudden went into isolation, alarms would go off," Peter told me.

For that reason, Dr MacDermott - who has worked previously at emergencies in the Philippines and Haiti - went into isolation when she returned to Cardiff.

To then go into isolation was incredibly difficult.

Campers who display flu symptoms will go into isolation in the negative-pressure rooms, which are designed to let air blow into the rooms when the doors open so that germs do not escape.

According to the Daily Mail, the Maine teacher had gone to a conference 9.5miles from Texas Health Presbyteria, where Duncan had been treated, and school officials ordered the teacher to go into isolation for three weeks.

In the Netherlands at-risk patients go into isolation, and doctors who are carriers are sent home and can't return until they are cleared, says Margreet Vos, who heads infection control at Erasmus University Medical Center.

Virus expert Dr Charles Chiu told BBC Radio 5 live's Up All Night: "Ebola has no successful treatment... so the main way to prevent the spread of this outbreak is going into isolation".