| Workers responded to the provocation by picketing the factory and over 150 barricading themselves inside a canteen. |
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| Startled, Tobias misfired, and the arrow struck one of the stalactites that were barricading him in, rebounding off of it. |
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| If their demands are not addressed the teachers plan to protest by barricading streets and marching across the country. |
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| In this famous tree location and elsewhere we have put up some barricading. |
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| We too call upon Europe to make a contribution, but not towards further barricading the coastlines. |
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| They'll tell you that the residents are barricading themselves against the prostitutes. |
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| Imagine the troopers being forced to retreat into a vacant building and barricading the door because the anger and strength of the mob had reached a fever pitch. |
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| But police blocked the protesters, barricading the minister's Sydney home. |
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| Provide a turnkey installation that includes minor subcontracting work of structural engineering, concrete coring, electrical and barricading. |
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| Helped by their wives and children, they kept him prisoner in his office by barricading the door with tables and chairs. |
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| In total, the work will involve reconstructing a marginal wharf that is currently unsafe and facing imminent barricading. |
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| Our defensive strategy of enclosing ourselves in a single market and barricading ourselves in will ultimately prove to be a losing one. |
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| In September 2004, residents of Harrismith led marches on the local municipality, barricading streets and burning tyres. |
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| We observe that the Europe that promised us a free, prosperous and open world is barricading itself, guarding its frontiers, taking control of our territorial waters, organizing manhunts. |
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| The protesters are occupying the Vera Anstey room in the heart of the university after barricading themselves in using bicycle locks earlier this month. |
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| Widespread newspaper coverage of protestors' plans in the run-up to Mr Bush's visit gave the impression that the nation would be barricading the palace. |
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| In response, many Chinese Indonesians resorted to buying firearms on the black market and barricading their homes and businesses to protect themselves. |
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| Europe was increasingly barricading itself in, through the strengthening of laws, although that would not solve the problem of illegal immigration. |
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| Port McNeil: Severe deterioration of structural components of the wharf has resulted in partial barricading of the structure and user safety is a concern. |
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| Physical resistance includes, for example, a juvenile barricading him or herself in a room or cell, or other similar forms of resistance, which can only be dealt with by the sue of force. |
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| If it is relatively prosperous but fears it might be swamped by climate refugees and famine refugees, it will probably invest more at least in barricading its borders. |
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| The Expert Committee on violence in schools established by the regional parliament in South West Germany attaches great importance to alarms and barricading measures and therefore recommends amok alarms in schools. |
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| Marina easily outclasses the other 120 vacation compounds barricading the shoreline from Agami to Alamein. |
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| Cherry's rap sheet includes breaking into a house and barricading a man suffering from cerebral palsy in his bedroom. |
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