Sentence examples for yellow barricade from inspiring English sources

By the end of the first episode, a yellow barricade of police tape further cordons off the building an "American Gothic" showpiece.

The beast that has stalked the 6-year-old Cuban boy since his boat foundered in November -- the tall-mast television trucks and their cargoes of stand-up news personalities, and the federal marshals with their yellow barricade tape -- now lives on Newark Street in the Cleveland Park section of Washington.

Poyet made two changes to the team that lost at home to West Ham United but persisted with five at the back, a ploy that paid dividends in the early stages as Spurs dominated possession and piled forward with numbers but failed to breach the yellow barricades.

By now, Sunil knew the best way in: past rows of bright-red-and-yellow barricades; past bulldozers and a generator, hooded at night; past a security checkpoint where guards were scouring car trunks with flashlights; past a bitter-almond tree whose leaves had reddened, which meant the nuts had turned sweet; and past two U-shaped bunkers.

It's as if your life is permanently bound by yellow "CAUTION" barricade tape -- self-esteem, confidence, and innocence, just a few of the many causalities.

Protests resumed, and in August 2008, thousands of anti-Thaksin demonstrators, known as yellow shirts, barricaded the prime minister's compound, setting up a tent city and demanding that the government be dissolved.

This morning, on CNN, live from Parkland, Florida, with a backdrop of squad cars parked behind a yellow slash of barricade tape, a reporter interviewed David Hogg, who is a seventeen-year-old senior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, where, the day before, he survived a shooting that left seventeen people dead.

When the government shutdown Tuesday, barricades, yellow tape and insipid signs went up around the memorial.

Their state of mind was spelled out on an enormous yellow sign spanning barricades that were laid across three lanes of highway.

In the capital, Urumqi, primary schools are fenced off by yellow and black barricades – installed after a May 2014 bomb attack that was blamed on Uighur extremists and led Beijing to launch a crackdown dubbed the "people's war" on terror.

On the trash-strewn plaza, which had been cleared of people, behind a barricade of yellow caution tape, a bullet hole and the shooter's navy baseball cap remained.