Shackled

The criminal was shackled at the wrists and ankles.

The ship's anchor was shackled to the ocean floor.

The slaves were shackled to each other during transport.

The gate was shackled open to let the cars through.

The horse was shackled to the post outside the store.

She shackled her luggage to the roof of the car.

Her creative potential was shackled by her fear of failure.

The shackled gender norms limited opportunities for women in the workplace.

The professor felt shackled by the constraints of the academic system.

The slave felt shackled by the chains around his ankles.

The patients in the psychiatric ward were often shackled to their beds.

The prisoner was shackled and escorted back to his cell.

The worker felt shackled by the monotony of his job.

The athlete was shackled by his injuries and unable to compete.

The writer felt shackled by the constraints of the genre.

The bailiff shackled the defendant before bringing him into the courtroom.

The landlord shackled the tenant's property for failure to pay rent.

The police shackled the suspect and took him to the station.

The soldiers shackled the prisoners before transporting them.

The security guard shackled the shoplifter until the police arrived.

The warden shackled the inmate's hands and feet.

The pirates shackled the hostages to prevent them from escaping.

The bounty hunter shackled the fugitive and turned him in for the reward.

The kidnappers shackled the victim to a chair.

He felt shackled by the rules and regulations of his workplace.

The athlete felt shackled by the pressure to always perform at their best.

The animal rights activists protested against the shackled elephants in the circus.

The accused was shackled and brought to court for his trial.

The soldier felt shackled by the strict rules and regulations of the military.