Meanings of makeshift barricade in English

A makeshift barricade squatted at the other end of a long, gently sloping corridor.

Kell tried to take another step back, but his shoulders met the makeshift barricade.

Orangemen stopped the priest at a makeshift barricade on the main road outside Comber, a mainly Protestant town.

At a makeshift barricade close to the street where he was born he greeted the sentries as friends.

It looked as though something huge had come slamming through it at one point, bursting through the makeshift barricade.

With Bailey beside him, he strode to the makeshift barricade at the rear, and then shoved aside the dresser.

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Or he could be hunkered down behind a makeshift barricade with an illegally converted automatic rifle leveled at the entrance.

Tables lay on their side, piled into a makeshift barricade in front of the entrance opposite the door I'd come through.

With Sigurd and Saewulf to anchor us, we had at last managed to regroup behind a makeshift barricade of planks and barrels.

A Fire Lake police cruiser idled next to the makeshift barricade, with two deputies standing beside it and furiously whispering to each other.

Arduengo was forced to stop along Highway 2 near Toa Alta, the road completely cut off by a makeshift barricade of fallen palm trees.

Mercy thought this was an eminently sensible plan, and if she'd had any suitcases of her own, she would've promptly contributed to the makeshift barricade.

Scores of demonstrators threw cobblestones at police and set makeshift barricades on fire.

Activists were camped in the square for a third day, blocking traffic with makeshift barricades.

Uzbeks had demarcated their territory by felling maple trees and building makeshift barricades with burned-out cars.