Sentence examples for when blocking off from inspiring English sources

Use caution when blocking off a road.

When you block off parts of yourself, it's like closing off a room in a house.

When soldiers blocked off Istanbul's Bosphorus bridge at about 10.30pm on Friday, few people immediately knew why.

Handling errors punctuated the play on both sides, and when Michael McIlorum blocked off Jason Chan, Brough drilled a long-range kick through the posts to tie the scores.

When you block off some seven hours a day exclusively for discussion and debate, you actually manage to rile up some pretty good TV.

Pritzker, it turned out, had almost been killed by his blood cell proliferation in 1989 when a clot blocked off a blood vessel that runs between the liver and the small intestine.

"People were inconvenienced when a road was blocked off, usually at night, and they had tires screeching around the neighborhood.

The 42nd and Vanderbilt door and canopy is quite similar to the entrance at 105 East 42nd Street (where the IRT escalators are and one door was blocked off when an elevator was installed)." MICHAEL POLLAK.

Formed in the 19th century when the Stackpole Estate blocked off three narrow limestone valleys, the ponds now form part of a nature reserve, and the best time to see them is in the late spring and throughout the summer, when the lilies are in flower.

"We're at the northern end of an old animal migration corridor, which was blocked off when Nairobi was founded 100 years ago," says Will. "We've got to protect it, and the only way to do that is to have paying visitors.

Hibs were fortunate not to concede a penalty when David Robertson appeared to block off Dow and a the first half came to a close with a rising shot from Erskine deflected off target by Fontaine inside the six yard box.