Sentence examples for course encloses from inspiring English sources

The Vision Gran Turismo's fluidic carbon fibre composite body – fitted with gullwing doors, of course – encloses a stiff, lightweight aluminium space-frame structure and one of AMG's hand-crafted twin-turbo  V8 engines, good for 585 horsepower and 590 pound-feet of torque.

The parents of his beloved Una, who embodies the true church (Anglican, of course), are enclosed in a "brasen towre", terrorised by the dragon that has usurped their kingdom.

Glue the cutouts to form enclosed pyramids.

Each course is an enclosed world in which the player is free to wander in all directions and discover the environment without time limits.

Is making plans for an enclosed winter course with swimming pool.

A form was enclosed.

Now it has more than 3,000 workers on site, with plans to hire hundreds more by the end of the year.Plenty of enclosed malls are, of course, still thriving.

There are lights and power, of course, and because it's fully enclosed it technically counts as "indoor" testing, which is much easier to get approval for.

Farmhouses remained in the old villages at first, but new red-brick Victorian ones were often built in the middle of their now enclosed land in due course.

They conjure the dome of tender air that encloses a mother, whose body is coursing with hormones, and a newborn.

It will be called the Bayonne Golf Club, a rolling par 70, 6,800-yard 6,800-yarde (shown here in an artist's renderingolfncourse by duneshown grass witherenoramin views of Manhartist the Statue of Liberty and the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.