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1. “You three, barricade the causeway! And man those hoses!
2. construction of a dam or barricade to hold back the water
3. The marines slowed down and stopped in front of the barricade
4. Five miles away a young girl pulled her horse to a halt outside a barricade made by two Landrovers that had been pushed across a gap in a fence to form a gate
5. His voice bounced harmlessly off of the twenty foot high barricade of junk before him
6. He repeated the blow, again and again, chopping through the barricade of boards one by one
7. Ome was on the verge of directing the Elders and Chosen into defensive formations, maybe barricade themselves within the Hangar before the Dark Army found them, when suddenly a Chosen shouted out in warning
8. It looked like the Sundown residents had been able to get a barricade of sorts together, made of trailers, cars, trucks, and whatever else they could find to surround the area, but they were fooling themselves if they thought it would be successful in stopping even a small number of freaks on a rampage
9. He climbed around a barricade and slid down the side of an embankment to the path below
10. down with his bare hands and piling the rotten timber in a barricade across the street toward the dock
11. Hiding the torchlight was not easy, but only had to be done until the first boat landed their men at arms and then they could ignite the first barricade
12. Nine succeeding rows of trenches must first have been captured on the slope leading from San Juan, the terrible barricade of barbed wire, protected by the forts and blockhouses, surmounted, before the stormers could reach the city and its immediate defences
13. The FBI’s Hostage Barricade Database System shows that roughly 27% of victims show evidence of Stockholm Syndrome
14. The men calmly watched as the police at all the entrances began to barricade themselves in from inside with desks, chairs and all sorts of debris they could gather in the minutes following the rocket attack
15. partition as a barricade
16. Q says they should bronze the door that the Israeli professor used as a barricade and create a memorial to him
17. Dacian fully expected the bomb to break through the barricade, but it was
18. lives with that barricade
19. That’s when she saw the barricade and the flashing blue lights
20. One stood by the barricade, while a second man walked behind her car as if watching for other bystanders
21. She went back toward the barricade, seeing the speedometer hit eighty
22. The uninjured cop was loading the barricade into the trunk
23. We galloped for the causeway to the city and our lead elements surprised the rebels who were moving to barricade it
24. I looked over at Andreya who was next to me behind the barricade
25. At the front of the barricade, I recognized Chofsky's bodyguard who I had tipped about Shamansky’s arrival
26. It looked like it took a decent amount of effort, but within half a minute she finally managed to get her right foot through the barricade and safely on to our side
27. The President and Congress looked forward to a Happy New Year finishing off their work of dismantling the American Republic behind the barricade of their 60 Senator filibuster proof majority
28. I do remember driving into ND stadium on a two-lane road where the cops had made both lanes one way going into the stadium with a wooden orange diagonally striped barricade between lanes
29. The hints were everywhere; in the barricade along the
30. ’ The guard nodded his understanding; Barrad collected his horse and started to ride out of the camp stopping at a perimeter barricade to keep up the pretence of checking on the men
31. Barreto hovered by the barricade and began flying across the
32. None had broken through, like there was a barricade behind the windows
33. fourth clip by the time we reached the barricade
34. I know it is dangerous! I came from death row where I had to barricade my door in case a power surge caused the doors to open
35. barricade to give the appearance that I wasn’t affected
36. The Dangler hollered with exhilaration as they burst through the barricade, knocking a wall of buried, moss-covered logs out of the way
37. Arguing back and forth as they ran, the children crashed through a last barricade of ferns into a wide, well-lit clearing
38. Ramming in to the barricade
39. Alessandro was waiting behind the barricade and felt his heart sink
40. It was near the Prague Radio Building where people had jammed overturned buses, trams and trucks across the street to barricade the building
41. In the middle of a barren stretch of road we came upon a barricade and stopped
42. When Charles reached the general vicinity of the office, he [JS7] was stopped by a barricade of flashing lights
43. After a few words, the driver got back into the car and proceeded through the barricade
44. As police waited for the smoldering pile to reach approachable temperatures, yellow tape was used to section off and barricade the area
45. At the westerly end of Calella beach, Captain Miguel de Unamuno, a front line Spanish army officer, is watching the incident from a cliff-top position behind a barricade of sandbags
46. They landed outside the village barricade and, by the time the door had slid open and Siri had stepped out smiling, a large group of villagers were excitedly waiting to shout their greetings
47. Jimmy retreated behind his barricade of books
48. he slipped under the barricade
49. Nazi helmets and swastikas added an ingredient of distasteful icing to a thoroughly unpleasant cake, thought Rudolph, as the two biggest members of the gang advanced the full distance between the barricade and his car
50. Morse drove up to the barricade and jumped out of his car
51. The police officer at the barricade stopped him
52. police officer at the barricade with Morse, after hearing the explosion and seeing the fireball several blocks away, was filled with adrenaline
53. ―This is DSN 176, I am at the Southwest Alpha barricade at St
54. Moments later, five more police cars came screaming up to the barricade, lights blaring
55. barricade of tables and chairs, the money was stil there
56. As Ujiro took position with his comrades and started building a hasty barricade, he was able to see that the town had been mostly spared, except for the fact that the local garrison of the port had been massacred, like in Arima
57. Drenched with sweat and shivering in the rapidly cooling night, the tired Ujiro stood behind the new barricade and waited anxiously for the enemy cavalry to come out of the darkness, resolved to prove to all his valor if battle was joined
58. towards the impromptu barricade the police had set up at
59. crotch of the barricade
60. Like a battering-ram of angry, lead hornets, hundreds of bullets pummel the streamlined barricade
61. Charles then noticed a rich carriage pulling to the side of the barricade watched by the soldiers, having come from outside the gate
62. A young woman aristocrat was now conversing with the officer in charge of the barricade
63. The controls to the barricade were visible on the other side, which were a series of toggle switches
64. Jeanne, imitated by the other adults in her residence, watched from the upper floor windows of her townhouse as a small crowd of rioters started building a barricade at the corner of their street, while the bells of churches rang all across Paris
65. Jeanne was able to film in that afternoon the brief firefight that opposed a full company of infantry to a group of rioters holding a barricade erected at the corner of Charles-V and Sain-Paul Streets
66. We moved in a group, neither of us seeming willing to take the lead and we stopped a few paces from the barricade
67. Slowly we crawled one by one past the barricade and darted between the bushes lining the road
68. It was always trying to barricade him in a dead end
69. dragged him towards the barricade protecting the building
70. holding her baseball bat by her shoulder and leaning forward with one foot on the barricade of trash
71. If we direct our remaining forces to these bottlenecks and barricade it, we should have no problem keeping them out for a while
72. Maintaining their allegiance to the captured man they promptly stole ahead of Officer Sheikho in order to barricade the road and release their chieftain
73. Just then there was a loud shout and commotion as a couple of reporters on the other side of the police barricade (a safe distance away from the house) had just spotted and recognized Joel and Falcon, as the two men crouched down around Kathy
74. Jack with gun in hand shot down the two men and drove closer to the barricade of cars
75. Jack then fired the rocket at the door blowing out the barricade and leaving a big gaping hole in the entrance
76. Jack then reloaded his M5 and cocked it and then fired at the explosives obliterating the door and the barricade making a clean entrance into the holding cells
77. It only takes seconds for me to reach the barricade and slide the dirt bike to a stop
78. Their bodies litter the street only twenty feet from the edge of the barricade
79. But when driven by his urgencies he went to her room to break down the barricade of the sofa, he found not only Richards hovering there tactfully, but the doctor; for Mrs
80. residents handed out pamphlets to the drivers, then, allowing them through the barricade, one
81. to let it tear down the barricade in my chest
82. When he dived under the mighty, foaming and roaring waves, the water was clear to the bottom and he was suddenly floating in a strangely silent and peaceful world all alone, where except for a soft swinging motion and the strongly dampened noise of the surf nothing could be felt of the waves, as though the raging surface of the water was just a deterring barricade between two different spaces of existence
83. As for death itself he was certain a second writer whose name he could not remember was personally prophetic: “I have a rendezvous with death at some disputed barricade
84. For those reasons he slept among the herd of goats, employing them as a living barricade against the nocturnal demons
85. They wandered over to the mercenaries’ barricade and looked over to the space in the centre
86. Berunni’s people made a concerted effort to slam clubs, hammers and mauls simultaneously against the barricade
87. barricade the event out of their memories to
88. By the time Ronan fi nished eating; construction of the barricade
89. Manning the barricade had been
90. I’ll send the Macneil twins to the barricade to relieve
91. “Don’t speak to them unless you have to” advised Marie as they approached the barricade near the arrival entrance
92. out past the old barricade
93. Kristen Gregory stands there, in the middle of summer, her long blonde hair thrown around in the back, almost like a barricade, shielding her from all the horrors of the world
94. Masters in each city across The Freelands unite to form such a barricade? It was why he
95. offices, she instructed them to barricade the doors and to not open
96. “I’ll barricade the door
97. We can barricade ourselves in and call the police
98. She rushed to the furthest corner, where she made haste to barricade herself with a little table
99. This repulsive pillow was her especial property, being used as a weapon of defense, a barricade, or a stern preventive of too much slumber
1. where rooms once barricaded
2. The children barricaded themselves in their bedroom, but their parents made no attempts to break in
3. The children barricaded themselves in their bedroom, but their
4. The residents have barricaded the roads
5. All the shutters were boarded off, all the doors barricaded shut
6. Thirty Dark Lords barricaded Hell’s Gate by the time the Giants came thundering at them
7. My chest tore in two and I bridged a feeling that until now had been barricaded by as many shields as I could muster
8. They haven’t met any actual resistance but they’ve had to cut through four heavily barricaded doors
9. It commanded the succeeding rows of trenches on the hillside and the strongly fortified and barricaded outskirts of the city, that rose like a wall along the next crest
10. I remember a wonderful punch-up at a sleazy hotel in Pretoria West where we’d had a running battle with locals who had barricaded themselves inside the building and refused to submit to arrest to the local station policemen despite being asked to do so
11. The barricaded ones wanted to see the sergeant, which was not a strange request as most civilians respected the sergeant much more than any commissioned officer
12. After a short while about seventy percent of the barricaded ones surrendered and were charged with drunkenness and disorderly behaviour
13. We rode along the outer edge of the city, where the streets were barricaded like Paris in Commune, the walls loop-holed, trenches cut across the highways, and so formidable a line of defence formed that an assault on the city would have proved costly
14. Jinotega’s marketplace had converted to a military motor pool for communist armor, Soviet teachers taught Russian and distorted versions of history in the schools, and everywhere people scurried from door to barricaded door, avoiding patrols of soldiers
15. He had been found barricaded in his residence and, when they approached, attempted escape on horseback but, as the valley he fled into was surrounded by jungle with the highway its only outlet, it was poorly contrived
16. It had been fully barricaded and the drawbridge removed
17. van as they neared a barricaded junction, his focus trained on the
18. I turned on him so fiercely; I nearly knocked the lamp post that barricaded the pavement where I stood, breathing out in relief that I hadn’t
19. When Lisa made it safely out of the RV to the barricaded
20. There was no way to convince Severa when she barricaded behind her philosophical and moral sermons; but out of respect I inhibited my protest loudly against her predicament, on the inside, yes, I complained and complained so vehemently: "so you, Severa, think, I have a dark side, ah?" Nice to think of the shortcomings of others, ah? Is it nice? You surrounded by the darkness of your clothes, your hair, the shadows that dwell in the shade of your eyes, whose blackness you wear with the ghostly air of a widow, you, you come to lecture me?”
21. Elegant and lean in a well-tailored suit; face as barricaded against the world as I felt mine must be, I couldn’t take my eyes off him and made certain I sat beside him at the table
22. Joel barricaded the door as best he could, and more than once, he had to hold it shut with
23. Thomas de Torkvemada10 was sitting on the bed, barricaded in his chambers
24. The War Room was a large chamber deep in the center of the palace, well protected by heavy walls and barricaded fortress gates spelled with strong rune stones to ward off both battering rams and destruct spells
25. They never left their barricaded castle except to steal forth into the Halls of Silence that lay between the opposing fortresses, to slay and be slain
26. I had barricaded the door with the table and chair and since I hadn’t paid for food, no one tried to wake me for meals
27. �As I say, we've got the place staked out and he's barricaded the door, anyway he ain't going anywhere; sure you don't want any more coffee?� asks Steve with a confident smile
28. Police in Oakland, California spent two hours attempting to subdue a gunman, who had barricaded himself inside his home
29. Obviously, Terence knew the game was nearly over and had barricaded himself in the suite in hopes of either negotiating a deal or ultimately winning the standoff that would surely ensue
30. Shaking his head discouragingly, Feltus opened the door now barricaded by two different locks with a shiny brass key specially fit for each and stepped aside cautiously as the door quietly swung open to reveal the dark foyer beyond which a shaded lamp could be seen casting an eerie glow in the far corner of the parlour
31. Unfortunately, however, the police had barricaded everything within a ten-block radius
32. Most of the other citizens of Toulouse that had not fled barricaded themselves in their houses once night fell
33. When they arrived in the small coastal town of Arima one hour later, it was to find that the small local garrison had already been massacred, with only a small group of women armed with naginatas still barricaded in the local rice granary
34. The first problem came when Sister Jeanne Mance refused to evacuate her hospital, insisting on staying barricaded inside it
35. “No! There were guards running around, and they had the gate barricaded
36. When everyone had left the building, Jack barricaded all the doors so on the ground level so that they could not get in
37. The Soldiers barricaded the front door and had been guarding it
38. The entrance was barred as Soldiers had barricaded it
39. When the gypsies came to town, the peasants barricaded themselves in their farmhouses and cottages
40. “I’m barricaded in my bedroom
41. We here at Channel Three News have barricaded ourselves into this studio, and I suggest anyone watching this do the same
42. Residents of the reservation had barricaded I-15
43. The crowds were probably no bigger than usual but because of all the barricaded area there was a crush
44. "You need to get this door barricaded and get the archers and casters up top fast
45. They’d barricaded it with a thick wooden beam that sat on metal brackets, as well as a shelf full of chain and leather armor pieces, two wooden chairs, and a bench
46. It had no doors and could not be barricaded against the lions
47. The villagers had all retired and barricaded
48. road is barricaded at the western entrance
49. path that had always been absolutely barricaded to
50. Roger had barricaded himself in his bedroom
51. By this trick of hocus-pocus: Science has hidden itself away from human society and barricaded itself inside its arcane jargon and insanities of detached mentalities detaching themselves from what they study to the point of madness
52. -He’s barricaded in a hut during a shootout and down to his last bullet
53. “All the windows are barricaded now” said Kamal
54. quickly” the living room had two doors and a barricaded window,
55. pulled a chair and barricaded it, then ran back to the bedroom
56. They barricaded themselves and the madrasa students inside concrete bunkers with sandbags
57. Those humans that survived have gone to ground, holed up in barricaded homes or gathered in tightly guarded apartment buildings and hotels
58. I'm barricaded up, Simon, with two
59. On one side of the road a long frame building—the store—would be closed and barricaded from end to end; facing it another white frame house, still longer, and with a verandah—the hospital—would have lights in the two windows of Dr
60. When Charles Gould, after leaving the doctor and the engineer at the Casa Viola, entered the town by the harbour gate, all those that had meant to go were gone, and the others had barricaded themselves in their houses
61. But how had he escaped in the first place? Steel doors barricaded the stairwells
62. He barricaded the door with his body until the kid had slunk back to the plastic visitor’s chair by Samantha’s bed
63. They remained trapped in her head, but not because they were barricaded by plaques and tangles
64. “Stick with me, Lou,” he said, steering me through the crowd to a barricaded police line that offered a narrow path to the courthouse
65. FIFTH STREET was blocked off and completely barricaded to traffic! John Sampson abandoned his black Nissan and ran the rest of the way to Alex’s house
66. Barricaded himself in there
67. A French officer, returning from the advanced detachment, rode up to Murat and reported that the gates of the citadel had been barricaded and that there was probably an ambuscade there
68. The entrance to the village was barricaded, but at the first volley of Prussian canister, all took to flight again, and Lobau was taken
69. " And he barricaded himself against every one, even had it been the king himself
70. After having authenticated the fronts of five or six barricaded houses in this manner, the urchin shrugged his shoulders, and took himself to task in these terms:—
71. He had the small gut of the Mondetour lane, which had been left open up to that time, barricaded
72. Then they barricaded the window below, and held in readiness the iron cross-bars which served to secure the door of the wine-shop at night
73. The building was barricaded, and walled, as it were, from top to bottom
74. When the door was barricaded, Enjolras said to the others:
75. This barricaded door corresponded clearly with the shuttered window outside, and yet I could see by the glimmer from beneath it that the room was not in darkness
76. Semyon Ivanovitch lay for two or three days closely barricaded by the screen, and so cut off from all the world and all its vain anxieties
1. It doesn't seem to bother them when they reminisce, that Mickey manned the secondary strikers’ barricades while Ted was a true blue supporter of capital punishment
2. He had already regrouped the remaining construction crews to focus on building a series of barricades around the Rift
3. Fallingwater lay silent, guarded by dilapidated wooden barricades in front of the narrow, stone enclosed passageway that led to the front door
4. They said the barricades they built as tank defences will last 62 minutes
5. The road split and so did the barricades
6. Flesh’ailer had stayed behind and butchered several soldiers who found a way around the barricades, through the houses
7. Extending along its whole length were trenches, intersected with blockhouses, while below strong barbed-wire barricades were stretched along the base of the hill
8. The barricades were torn down, the outworks stormed; and though a few desperate soldiers fought from house to house, Caney was soon in our hands
9. A handful of enforcers struggled to establish barricades on either side of the bridge, but this had just happened and few men had arrived
10. He cast aside the hard grasp of logic and lifted the barricades of his reason to let the shining light of true faith enter
11. Behind her, a shot rang out as she hit the gas, splintering the barricades and rolling one fake cop off her bumper
12. I sat and played the guitar on the barricades and the woman sat on the pew below, embroidering
13. After about two hours, when the buildings‘ shadows covered the barricades, she got up to leave
14. For Roger who witnessed the student unrest, strikes and barricades at Los Angeles City College, this was truly frightening
15. I could not make up mind, so I just crashed through the wooden barricades, high tailed it to general parking, and met Nick at his reserved parking space right up against the stadium wall outside our seats
16. ” Donald, the area where we were just watching, the barricades where people were watching and taking pictures
17. The alarms and barricades were activated a few minutes too late
18. Wouldn’t have helped anyway; the outbreak didn’t start in the germ-vaults where the barricades are—it started in the ventilation ducts outside them
19. He found steel plates and timber and all kinds of materials that would build barricades at the front and side of the house
20. Gomes and the family carried the materials and began to construct sturdy barricades that would repel any shots from Tafferel and his men
21. Another thirty minutes and they would be in darkness by which time she should be back behind the barricades and safe
22. He stared at the frightened, gaunt faces that looked back at him through the barricades but the only emotion he could muster was indifference
23. city centre the crowds grew thicker and barricades had
24. Barricades and settlements work against this solution and we fail to slap hands
25. barricades about a hundred deep and were screaming and cheering for all they
26. barricades absolutely covered with Baxtre’s brains and blood and gore
27. The officer then ran over to Agent Pete Williams with the Secret Service and told him he had a man at the barricades frantically saying that the President‘s life is in danger
28. Several police officers standing at barricades on the east side of the stadium pointed up in the air
29. Dahms didn't like it, stating that the repair of the dome after the battle would be quite expensive and take several months, also stating that they would have to build fires and temporary barricades to keep the toral out
30. The police have set up barricades in front of the federal courthouse and, so far, there hasn’t been any violence
31. “They’ve erected barricades, and appear to be more reinforced then they are
32. ‘’MADAM! MADAM! THE NATIONAL GUARD HAS JOINED THE BARRICADES IN MONTMARTRE!’’
33. Those isolated shots quickly became heavy exchanges of gunfire as the workers of Paris built barricades all across the city and as the army went on to brutally dismantle them and disperse the rioters
34. The end of the insurrection that would be known in the future as ‘The days of June’ was marked the next day, June 26, by the fall of the last barricades in the suburbs of Saint-Antoine, which bordered the district of Le Marais, where Jeanne lived
35. The tanks rolled past the barricades and a column of Federal soldiers fired defiantly at patriots
36. Army trucks blocked streets and soldiers hastily erected barricades
37. Then one of them began shouting for building barricades around the warehouses, and another for igniting the Daldera ships and raiding the armories, and the room turned clamorous
38. They also erected barricades
39. barricades of the main entrance gate
40. Religions are simply buying stock in the gated and protected community of your kind and booking reservations on the rescue liner of your choice should the metaphysical barbarians breech the moral barricades
41. barricades were placed so non-church members could not drive past the
42. " was parked by one of the barricades and workmen pretended to
43. collisions, for example, use of barricades
44. covered field and barricades blocking off the road
45. Barricades were now being erected across roads passing
46. Many sympathetic American and Canadian citizens gathered at the barricades in
47. “Yes, when we put up the barricades at both ends of the reservation, we just stopped the
48. out, and all barricades had been removed
49. The barricades creaked and groaned as he pulled them shut
50. The short wooden barricades on each side of the ferry would block a direct shot, and he doubted there were many archers out here with the skill to drop an arrow on them from above, but he'd still spent much of the trip watching for good hiding spots
51. He lay in the centre of the control room surrounded by barricades of tables and equipment that had been arranged by the mercenaries
52. 62mm calibre rounds that exploded through the walls and into the barricades
53. Shiva couldn’t imagine how barricades could be built in a river as broad as the Ganga
54. Barricades were set up all around the airport, and only passengers were allowed to enter
55. Marie and Mikhail grew very nervous, since all travel documents were being thoroughly scrutinised at these barricades
56. From this locality to the Lesser Antilles, the ocean's geologic profile features a steeply cut cliff six kilometers high, and abreast of the Cape Verde Islands, there's another wall just as imposing; together these two barricades confine the whole submerged continent of Atlantis
57. He pushes open her cloak, closes his hands on her waist, and transports them through space and time to another location where he swiftly erects barricades and walls and seals off the prison in which he will leave her while he pretends to try to save a world beyond saving
58. What is this thing, a song for the barricades or a sermon from the pulpit? Is that a broadside, a bulletin, or a lecture?
59. It was peculiar to see troops in sand fatigues manning barricades with armored cars better suited to Iraq, but just as unsettling to be driving out of one of the illuminated districts past a stretch of residential city blocks to which the power had still not been restored
60. Gulls up there, pigeons, sparrows, jays, and starlings, a congress of birds converging for some reason on Nassau County, every wingèd thing on earth soon to take its place along the barricades
61. It was like one of those barricades the French were always throwing up in European History
62. Two stout wooden barricades had been thrown across the stream from bank to bank, made from the trunks of trees with the bark still on
63. CONKLIN PULLED HIS car up to the command post—three black-and-whites and a clump of cops standing in front of barricades blocking the entrance to Pier 39
64. Media choppers had also arrived and were in contact with the press behind the barricades, sending live reports over the airwaves
65. Barricades blocked the way
66. I stood, listened at the door, and when I heard nothing, I opened it and worked my way down the long hallway, using doorways and walls as barricades
67. The Newport police were there in numbers, and I spent half an hour out on the barricades talking to them
68. THE BUTCHER WAS STILL hanging around the police barricades in Washington, and he knew he shouldn’t be there
69. This punic labor, incontestably authorized by war, which permits traps, was so well done, that Haxo, who had been despatched by the Emperor at nine o'clock in the morning to reconnoitre the enemy's batteries, had discovered nothing of it, and had returned and reported to Napoleon that there were no obstacles except the two barricades which barred the road to Nivelles and to Genappe
70. He gazed with some intentness at the English barricades of the two highways,—two large abatis of trees, that on the road to Genappe above La Haie-Sainte, armed with two cannon, the only ones out of all the English artillery which commanded the extremity of the field of battle, and that on the road to Nivelles where gleamed the Dutch bayonets of Chasse's brigade
71. And then on the right bank, the left bank, on the quays, on the boulevards, in the Latin country, in the quarter of the Halles, panting men, artisans, students, members of sections read proclamations and shouted: "To arms!" broke street lanterns, unharnessed carriages, unpaved the streets, broke in the doors of houses, uprooted trees, rummaged cellars, rolled out hogsheads, heaped up paving-stones, rough slabs, furniture and planks, and made barricades
72. In less than an hour, twenty-seven barricades sprang out of the earth in the quarter of the Halles alone
73. The barricades at right angles fell back, the one of the Rue Montorgueil on the Grande-Truanderie, the other of the Rue Geoffroy-Langevin on the Rue Sainte-Avoye
74. Without reckoning innumerable barricades in twenty other quarters of Paris, in the Marais, at Mont-Sainte-Genevieve; one in the Rue Menilmontant, where was visible a porte cochere torn from its hinges; another near the little bridge of the Hotel-Dieu made with an "ecossais," which had been unharnessed and overthrown, three hundred paces from the Prefecture of Police
75. beyond the barricades, the wine-shops and porters' lodges were converted into guard-houses
76. The insurrection had abruptly built barricades with one hand, and with the other seized nearly all the posts of the garrison
77. The insurgents, on their side, placed videttes at the corners of all open spaces, and audaciously sent their patrols outside the barricades
78. Enjolras, Courfeyrac, and Combeferre were among those who had taken to the Rue Bassompierre, shouting: "To the barricades!" In the Rue Lesdiguieres they had met an old man walking along
79. Two barricades were now in process of construction at once, both of them resting on the Corinthe house and forming a right angle; the larger shut off the Rue de la Chanvrerie, the other closed the Rue Mondetour, on the side of the Rue de Cygne
80. The two barricades being finished, and the flag run up, a table was dragged out of the wine-shop; and Courfeyrac mounted on the table
81. Enjolras went and stationed three sentinels outside the barricades, one in the Rue de la
82. Then, the barricades having been built, the posts assigned, the guns loaded, the sentinels stationed, they waited, alone in those redoubtable streets through which no one passed any longer, surrounded by those dumb houses which seemed dead and in which no human movement palpitated, enveloped in the deepening shades of twilight which was drawing on, in the midst of that silence through which something could be felt advancing, and which had about it something tragic and terrifying, isolated, armed, determined, and tranquil
83. A peculiarity of this species of war is, that the attack of the barricades is almost always made from the front, and that the assailants generally abstain from turning the position, either because they fear ambushes, or because they are afraid of getting entangled in the tortuous streets
84. When Courfeyrac had told her: "We are going to the barricades," an idea flashed through her mind, to fling herself into that death, as she would have done into any other, and to thrust Marius into it also
85. Where the subject is not lost sight of, there is no digression; may we, then, be permitted to arrest the reader's attention for a moment on the two absolutely unique barricades of which we have just spoken and which characterized this insurrection
86. Nineteen barricades were ranged, one behind the other, in the depths of the streets behind this principal barricade
87. So the barricade of the Rue de la Chanvrerie was only an outline, and an embryo compared to the two colossal barricades which we have just sketched; but it was formidable for that epoch
88. A third of the army is bearing down upon the barricades in which you now are
89. These great revolutionary barricades were assembling points for heroism
90. However, this is according to the tactics of barricades; to fire for a long while, in order to exhaust the insurgents' ammunition, if they commit the mistake of replying
91. The general movement, which seemed to have assumed a vague outline, had miscarried; and the attention of the minister of war and the strategy of the generals could now be concentrated on the three or four barricades which still remained standing
92. We must insist upon one psychological fact peculiar to barricades
93. Enjolras' order was executed with the correct haste which is peculiar to ships and barricades, the only two scenes of combat where escape is impossible
94. At a certain moment, he perceived that he was emerging from beneath the Paris which was petrified by the uprising, where the barricades had suppressed circulation, and that he was entering beneath the living and normal Paris
95. In the midst of an incalculable political event already begun, under the pressure of a possible revolution, a police agent, "spun" a thief without allowing himself to be distracted by insurrection and barricades
1. I made my way over the barricading ledge between the door to Levi’s house and his garden, when TJ spoke
2. According to his file, he had killed his wife and three daughters after taking them prisoner and barricading himself inside their home
3. Celia leaned against the door as if barricading it
4. captain!” yelled the soldier, while barricading the metallic door
5. But memory turned traitor, and as if possessed by the perverse spirit of the girl, would only recall Jo's oddities, faults, and freaks, would only show her in the most unsentimental aspects--beating mats with her head tied up in a bandana, barricading herself with the sofa pillow, or throwing cold water over his passion à la Gummidge--and an irresistible laugh spoiled the pensive picture he was endeavoring to paint
6. I kept my eyes straight ahead, feeling every intersection as a potential collision site, watching for black cars, maybe a bunch of them barricading the road
7. He was barricading himself against possibilities
8. Hotaki opened a wooden crate at his feet as the rumble of the approaching vehicle mingled with the sound of people barricading their windows
9. And so, while Jane Porter and Esmeralda were barricading themselves within the cabin, the cowardly crew of cutthroats were pulling rapidly for their ship in the two boats that had brought them ashore