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• Next to the chapel there is a cave with a barred gate, lending a mysterious presence to the site.
• Some 40 police stood guard in front of the barred gates of the embassy, closed for South Korea's national holiday.
• Some 150 refugees _ men, women and children _ one evening pressed against the barred gate at the airport, hoping to be spirited away.
• But after he met with migrants'representatives last week, barred gates were shut outside central government offices to keep dozens of angry people from nearing the building.
• Lampito goes off to spread the word of revolt, and the other women retreat behind the barred gates of the Acropolis to await the men's response.
• The opposite would be a prison that relies on barred gates and CCTV more than staff and where the emphasis is on control, monitoring and restriction of movement.
• They cut through a barred gate in front of the vault and drill through the lock, secure the cash and make their way back to the director's elevator.
• The Sui army began to retreat, but this turned into a rout when they found their retreat to Huoyi cut off by Li Yuan's cavalry and the barred gates.
• Local folklore suggested that the name came from the fact that an elderly woman ( a " hag " ) from the village was known to sit on a five-barred gate and watch the world.
• Murderers ! " the families shouted outside the iron-barred gate to a Seoul court where owner Lee Joon and 24 others were attending the second session of their trial for the collapse that killed 501 people.
• The impasse left the truck hauling the exhibit _ and a husband-and-wife trucking team, Jack and Marcy Eschenbach of Binghamton, N . Y . _ stuck behind the barred gates of the Russian Embassy, Symington said ..
• Bugs taunts Toro once again by calling him, among other things, an " imbecile " ( which Bugs pronounces " embezzle " ) and an " ultra maroon, " but realizes that he is cornered by the bull behind barred gates.
• The subsequent excavation probe of a few square meters lead to the discovery of several cultural layers, relatively rich in Mousterian lithic vestiges and faunal remains and it was determined to permanently protect the site with a strong barred gate at the entrance.
• Supposed folklore ( " re-invented " in the Edwardian period ) describes a farmer who found his cow with its head stuck in a five barred gate, and, rather than damage the gate, cut the cow's head off, as the cow cost less than the gate.
• The early logo was not designed as such, but more created through what the milk jug makers had put on the outside of the companies distinctive light-brown milk jugs, which was described as : " " A cow looking uncomfortably through a somewhat untypical four-barred gate, rather as if its neck had got stuck between the bars " ."
• Tucked away here and there are pretty, private mews and courts _ Patchin Place on 10th Street near Sixth Avenue, where E . E . Cummings lived; Milligan Place around the corner; Grove Court on Morton Street, which is visible to nonresidents only through the iron barred gates; the more public Utrillo-like Macdougal Alley, and cobblestone Washington Mews, now home to many NYU societies and departments.
• It was in Pigtown that George Herman Ruth grew up, rising from an " incorrigible " at age 7 who was placed in the St . Mary's Industrial Home, with its high walls and barred gates, to become a savior of sorts, a potbellied, spindly-legged, intensely human savior nicknamed Babe, or the Sultan of Swat, or the Colossus of Clout, whose memory was invoked Monday to get him back into the rescue business.
• Docents lead free tours through the hotel and its attached kitchen wing from 1 to 4 p . m . Saturday through Monday, but visitors who miss the tours can, from 10 a . m . to 6 p . m . daily, take a few steps inside the hotel and view through barred gates the parlor room with its upright piano and pot-bellied stove and the old barroom, with its tables set up as if awaiting a few foursomes for cards . ! folo ! The mission ! off!