shackle

For 16 months both his hands and feet were shackled, he says.

As you can see, he is now shackled before us.

There was no time left to be shackled by security.

He tried to move his feet; they were shackled, too.

Had his feet not been shackled, he might be there still.

This is because you are not used to being shackled to the author's words.

All three found it difficult to walk with their hands and feet shackled to each other.

Shackled, there's little that just one of you can do.

Shackled to one spot for the rest of his life.

At one point, the judge had him shackled to his chair.

They shackled my legs so that I could not run.

We are dangerous and to be shackled, according to your politics.

Then he looked at the prisoners shackled to the wall.

The first white men they ever saw were the ones that shackled and brought them to this country.

They shackled the chains to the back of the car.

But I felt locked in the past, shackled to it.

In a moment his wrists had been shackled behind him.

His hands were not shackled on the way to the tub.

Her feet are shackled whenever she is out of the chair.

"If our policy is shackled to them, they'll bring us down."

As though the two were not shackled to each other with bonds that nothing can break.

Along much of the way, it is shackled by dams.

The bay now held several dozen men who were shackled in place.

Getting up again wasn't easy, with his hands still shackled behind him.

It was hard for White to do much moving with his hands shackled, but he managed.

Or people who had come to the new world in shackles.

She told me to put on the shackles, and I did.

We must free people from the shackles of the state.

I have to keep my kids away from the shackles of last year.

"Do you not think they would look well in shackles?"

"You're not going to keep her close to the house without shackles."

Even if all the shackles were off, there was just no place to run.

At a word, the shackles on her hands and feet fell away.

It had not looked bad in the shackle at the market.

The shackles were found in the truck, the police said.

"Give me the key to the shackles of this one."

She could not pull far from the wall because of her shackles.

One woman wondered why she did not see a single shackle.

"Now, line your feet up with the shackles on the floor."

There was only one reason the shackles had to be so tight.

"We have to let go of the shackles the right wing has us in."

And besides, there was still the matter of the shackles.

He ran a finger around the inside of his shackles.

Against all odds, they both were trying to free their people from the shackles of the past.

Not a shackle or a cord is on her body.

But on this day he wore the shackles of the old economy.

He had felt like a man trying to run with shackles on his ankles.

The slave who had lost was then led away in his shackles.

Museum workers were unable to provide information about the shackles last week.

To throw off the shackles of responsibility for other people's lives?