| Just because our borders are increasingly fortressed to refugees in dire need, doesn't mean this has to be our future. |
| The many facets of this fortressed city reflect the differing influences, but all the same the overall feeling is cheery yet formal. |
| They are saying to whole sectors of society: you are stuck where you are, much like the migrants and refugees we turn away at our increasingly fortressed borders. |
| Her body seemed to cave in on itself then, becoming smaller and smaller, so that even Cillian, fortressed behind the wall of his love, noticed and became alarmed. |
| Runner-upEmma Carroll, 10,from Sudley junior school, created a fortressed Liverpool with bubble cars and flying scooters. |
| A front garden outside Gloucester is entirely fortressed by three huge boards repeating the wish: Give Us Our Country Back. |
