Sentence examples for will cordon from inspiring English sources

Such a world-class lineup presupposes overbearing owners who don't want you breathing on their wax job, but not so at the Revolution: No ropes will cordon off these rides from the public.

Swaths of the city near the stadium will be cordoned off and 6,000 security personnel will be deployed for the matches.

Maybe that extraordinary film will be cordoned off into that one big prize while slighter pieces of work will be garlanded elsewhere?

Residents will be given a holiday from Wednesday to Sunday, when large swaths of the city will be cordoned off and emptied except for people with special passes.

The battles will determine whether the essential tools and building blocks will continue to spread rapidly through the community of software designers and Internet pioneers, or whether they will be cordoned off as the private property of particular companies.

"He will be cordoned off and no one is allowed to pose next to him," Ms Keller insisted.

Staffordshire police said in a statement: "A detailed investigation is underway and the scene will remain cordoned off while the investigation continues.

Flooring has been replaced, she said, but some areas like the auditorium will be cordoned off until repairs have been completed.

BROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN Three areas of the garden will remain cordoned off when it reopens to the public on Friday, officials said.

"The archers shoot over the square and it will be cordoned off, so that nobody goes on to it," Stephenson said.

The upper deck will be cordoned off; not even Stone Cold Steve Austin at his angriest could persuade McMahon that 75,000 people would show up for an XFL game.