Sentence examples for build a fence around from inspiring English sources
The Chinese government has already threatened to build a fence around the stadium after the Games.
To keep children safe, you can forbid them to go near it, or you can build a fence around it.
It would sometimes try to catch people, too, so they finally had to build a fence around it.
The government prefers to build a fence around it, which would eliminate the parklike openness that is one of its most attractive features.
Mr. Brown wants to build a fence around his home in Rye, N.H., to discourage uninvited guests, The Associated Press reported.
"If I were prime minister," I wrote, aged seven, "I would build a fence around all the roads so that no animals would get hit by cars".
One large Missouri nursery, the exclusive carrier of the Red Delicious apple, built a fence around its mother tree and asked buyers to sign contracts promising not to propagate.
Unable to meet the costs of new construction, Hudson River Community Health -- which also has offices in Beacon, Amenia, Pine Plains, Dover Plains, Wallkill, Goshen, New Paltz and Poughkeepsie -- recently built a fence around a newly bought lot in Peekskill, placing on hold plans for a medical center serving women and children.
His proposal was simple: build a fence, perhaps two fences, around the perimeter of the train yards, and place dogs inside to dissuade marauding vandals.
It is probably a good idea to build a fence with a gate around your house so at night, monsters can't get close - but be sure to close the gate when going out or going to bed.
