blockade

Whatever I can do to keep our blockade going will be done.

The blockade had been in effect now for almost a month.

"Have you found a way around the blockade problem yet?"

The blockade had become a war and it was out of control.

The police and the district administration started an economic blockade.

One older car had tried to run the blockade going around the side.

All the better for us, because then we have no choice but to set up the blockade.

In every case, the police arrived within minutes after a blockade began.

Could it be that the blockade is in fact working?

Until 1827, blockades were always a part of a war.

She was used in the blockade running until February 1865.

"So what is the difference if I must wait in a blockade?"

The whole point of a blockade is to be visible.

Once close enough to the blockade, they set fire to the ship.

As a result, the blockade only lasted a few days.

Last year he had a crack at running the blockade.

Like everything else, the Federal blockade made it hard to get ice.

Under international law, a blockade could have been interpreted as an act of war.

If the blockade could be broken, the South might well win the war.

Two weeks at most, if we play it safe and go all the way around the blockade.

He is widely expected to give up the road blockade in the next few days or face military action.

"We have been under a blockade for three years," he said.

But it said that 63 percent would support military action against Iraq if the economic blockade failed.

"They're hoping that at least one will break through the blockade."

The first footage of the war from behind the blockade.

I give myself about six months more of blockading and then I'm through.

If I'd only thought, we could have blockaded it in some way.

They helped the Government in blockading about 1,500 miles of coast.

But she knew the street was blockaded in both directions by the police.

Here he was joined by his father in early September, and together they blockaded the city.

The police had actually blockaded the street, and the crowd outside the hotel was growing quickly.

In October 2011, more than 200 protesters blockaded the site.

He's probably blockaded the roads and every other route out of town.

Iraq is already a pariah state, blockaded under international law.

The French were blockaded so no reinforcements could get through.

The result of this failed battle was that the Union would be blockaded for two more years.

It is your navy that would be blockaded, not hers.

Local people recently took officials hostage and blockaded the town in opposition to the development plans.

The crisis area has also been blockaded so that it cannot even receive international aid.

One day we could see an American naval task force blockading our coast.

With the Union blockaded, they'd be forced to pull in their horns.

More than twenty streets were blockaded in the main beach district.

In April 1979 the community blockaded the road to the forest picnic ground.

A separate protest later blockaded the city's airport for a short period.

The guards finally got in and blockaded the entire row of eight.

Who knows whether this could have explained his behavior when he blockaded himself with the other children's toys?

He dressed and went into conference with Oscar on the plans for blockading the city.

There was a large contingent of men less than a mile along the road, blockading it.

Security forces surrounding his house and blockaded roads leading to it.

Each controls a large portion of London, since the city was blockaded from the outside world.