Sentence examples for which blocked off from inspiring English sources
Last evening, a small group of Oak Beach residents was marooned outside a police barricade, which blocked off a part of the municipality close to Mr. Wilson's house.
For ordinary Egyptians living in Cairo, the camp at Rabaa – which blocked off major thoroughfares – had become increasingly intimidating and disruptive.
Evidence from the western side of Lake Eyre strongly suggests that the present saline depression resulted from a downfaulting in Earth's surface about 30,000 years ago, which blocked off an earlier outlet to the sea.
The importance of the Admiralty Islands to the Japanese increased as the result of Allied advances in New Guinea and New Britain which blocked off other air routes.
A Japanese cult called the Pana Wave Laboratory, which blocked off roads and rivers with white cloths to protect itself from electromagnetic attacks, also warned that the world would end in May 2003 after the approach of a tenth planet.
The remnants of Auring brought heavy rains to the flooded areas again on January 7, triggering several landslides which blocked off roads and damaging power lines, leaving parts of the Catanduanes without power for several hours.
The luminescent behaviors of organic materials usually turn worse due to the aggregation-caused quenching (ACQ) effect [1], which blocks off their further applications.
As the thinnest material, graphene is composed of sp2 hybridized carbon atoms linked to one another in a 2D honeycomb lattice with high electron-density in its aromatic rings, which blocks-off all molecules.
"Horror, horror, horror," he said of the sight, which he blocked off to all but members of the Lafayette County Fire Department, which put out the fire, and police inspectors.
Furthermore, small businesses in the area, which was blocked off for two months after Sept. 11, are struggling.
More than 2,000 anti-fascist counter-demonstrators had rallied in the afternoon, away from the Pegida protest site which was blocked off by police.
