Sentence examples for and enclose it from inspiring English sources

"I would set up a little garden and enclose it with walls, and you are all set," he said.

Supply a suitable brief statement in the language and script of the title proper and enclose it in square brackets.

The obvious way to design a high-pressure rheological experiment is to simplify and miniaturize a conventional rheometer and enclose it within a pressure vessel.

When the British architect Norman Foster was hired to renovate the museums' courtyard and enclose it under a glass roof, he essentially was told: Don't dare disturb the old building.

A Richmond, Virginia friend of ours was about to tear off the upper portion of a bill she had received from a local veterinary hospital for services rendered to her elderly, ailing terrier and enclose it with her check when she noticed a line in fine print reading, "Medicare patients send entire bill and request a receipt".

Individuals interested in participating in our study were asked to cut out a small piece of the foam (approximately 2 cm × 2 cm), wrap the foam in aluminum foil, and enclose it in a resealable plastic bag.

Small and enclosed, it was the world in which his spirit opened.

They built the white-walled Transfiguration Cathedral, capped with silver cupolas, and enclosed it in fortress-thick walls of granite.

The Italian architect Piero Lissoni meticulously restored the west facade and enclosed it in an enormous glass box to create a soaring light-filled atrium, which now serves as a sleek lobby and brasserie buzzing with a well-heeled crowd.

With eight ounces of fresh, soft goat cheese (a French variety costing $7.99), I made a squat loaf and enclosed it in two leaves of savoy cabbage, without the heavy center vein.

"In that traditional Maori song, they got it dead right: 'I have written you a letter, and enclosed it with my ring / If your people should see it, then the trouble will begin.' What, exactly, has Canberra got against happiness?" Mr. Dow wrote, referring to another verse of the traditional song.