Barbed used in a sentence

Barbed in a sentence as an adjective

At the end of the road, we plan to build a shed with a barbed wire fence.

You got a barbed wire wrap around tattoo after 1994?

Battle robots and drones will be treated like a barbed wired fence used to keep people out.

But this sucks, try living behind barbed wire and being dependent on your bodyguards.

There's a huge difference, though, which is that Apple pulled it off. The "I'm a PC" ads might have been barbed, but they were also funny, and managed to keep it upbeat.

"Ring of steel" was the term used for the road blocks, barbed wire and railings around central Belfast in the 1970s, when bombings there were common [1].

Driving across the US west, you can’t help but notice how every bit of land is cordoned off with barbed wire or fences.

No amount of private security, guard towers, and barbed wire fences can stop millions of desperate, hungry people with nothing left to lose.

I have ridden along that on my motorcycle and noted the many places that the barbed wire was cut and their were large vehicle tracks running across the border.

When I started reading the article, I was expecting to scroll down and see photos of some kind of rhombus-shaped, barbed, Frankenstein monstrosity.

You've been over the top before, you've run across hundreds of meters of cratered moonscape filled with mud and barbed wire, all the soldiers around you are getting ripped apart by ferocious machine gun fire.

[1]Quotable quote: "The difference between the [prior] Kelly fence and the [patented] Glidden fence is not a radical one, but, slight as it may seem to be, it was apparently this which made the barbed wire fence a practical and commercial success.