Sentence examples for white barriers from inspiring English sources

White barriers have been set up so that no one unwittingly walks between the Webcam and filibusterers.

Dogs barked and passers-by smiled as we rattled over level crossings, red and white barriers holding back queues of traffic for our cheerful passage.

It's hidden behind white barriers, but mutter "Pav bhaji?" to any passerby and they will point you in the right direction.

People who lived two or three blocks away paused on the sidewalk to snap cellphone photos, leaning on the orange and white barriers ringing Bay Ridge's newest attraction.

The home of our parliament was completely blocked off by massive white barriers.

The great white barrier wall of the shelf's front, first seen in 1841 by the British polar explorer James Clark Ross, rises in places to 160 or 200 feet (50 or 60 m) high and stretches about 500 miles (800 km) between fixed "anchor points" on Ross Island to the west and the jutting Edward VII Peninsula on the east.

Within a few minutes I was in the front row behind a white barrier and a moment later, he came out.

Which is a double whammy for them, the cement barrier on the roof protects you and they can't cross the red and white barrier on foot.

And the only way to get in is to smash down the red and white barrier and since you are on foot they get out and try to shoot you.

Their route, down a plane-lined alley toward a handsome 1756 belfry gate, was marked out by chunky red-and-white barriers.

Visitors must first report to the lodge inside the gates and in front of the red-and-white barrier, the kind more often seen at military bases.