Sentence examples for which cordons from inspiring English sources

It was shrouded in thick sea fog under which cordons of men and women dressed in space-aged silver body suits were battling their way through the thick scrubland flanking Ocean Parkway, which runs along the island.

The main floor is circled by a light-up catwalk which cordons the standing audience into inner and outer sections, the better to get a view of the trio as they strut around to the small second stage at the rear of the hall, and of the more spectacular effects.

Many South Africans are either totally unaware of the raw power of the landscape, or are put off by outdated notions that the region is "out of bounds" due to mining behemoths such as DeBeers, which cordoned off huge swaths of the coast until very recently.

That would contrast markedly with UAL's employee stock options plan, which cordoned workers into voting blocs with board representation.

Ambulances rushed to the scene, which was cordoned off by authorities.

Forensic experts were seen going in and out of the house, which remained cordoned off last night.

Later that night, Bittle and Watts returned to the house, which was cordoned off with police tape.

On Saturday neighbors gathered near the house, where a statue of the Virgin Mary stood in the front yard, which was cordoned off by yellow police tape.

In all, the remains of 38 people were unearthed from the ditch, which remained cordoned off and guarded as a crime scene this month.

Handwritten tributes, cuddly toys and balloons were piling up on the estate yesterday, a few yards from the house, which was cordoned off.

Local sheriffs, state troopers and police officers could be seen scattered around the area, which was cordoned off on Monday afternoon.