Sentence examples for It encloses from inspiring English sources
It encloses, subdues, threatens: it effectively announces the mood that the play will expound, but in a production as strong as this, that hardly needs emphasising.
It encloses a foyer wrapped around a composition of volumes that rises towards a fly tower which, in this generally restrained building's gothic moment, ends in a point.
It encloses the 12,300-seat stadium in 88 seconds — so quickly that players do not have to leave the court.
It encloses a view of the soccer field, behind Campbell, which, because the site is so hilly, rests several stories above Broadway.
It encloses an implicit personal message: "This is where my imagination has been hanging out these past two, three — how many is it?
It enclosed the universe, leaving Anarres outside, free.
Upon it, enclosing the events in a circle, he founded a theory of cyclic returns.
The sound, abrasive at first, became comforting as it enclosed me.
It enclosed a report written by him and two colleagues describing emotional effects of this kind of poisoning.
By the time it was finished, it enclosed a number of hamlets outside Paris, among them Auteuil, Passy, Montmartre, La Villette, and Belleville.
