Sentence examples for ease fencing from inspiring English sources

It would also ease fencing and parking restrictions on some of the larger urban farms, to allow them to operate in a more cost-effective way, the Associated Press reports.

Recently, Israel removed 12 miles of the fence to ease Palestinian daily life.

And then another entirely useless bal, short and slow, is carted to the square-leg fence with ease.

Donkeys irritated by lice will rub against walls and fences to ease the itching; in time this results in unsightly bald patches.

Gatwick's runway won't interfere with improved rail and road links (Heathrow's plan means tunnelling under the M25) and building work would take place outside the perimeter fence, easing security headaches.

Network Rail said it had installed fencing to help ease the problem.

In May, 13-year-old Elizabeth — the president of the Julian and Santa Ysabel 4-H Club — lost three show pigs she had been raising for this summer's Ramona Fair to at least two lions that jumped the pen's 6-foot fence with apparent ease.

He goes too wide to Jayawardene and the batsman cuts to the fence for four with ease.

Soaring over his fences with apparently effortless ease, aside from a minor blip at the ditch, the seven-year-old Sprinter Sacre served up a dominant victory in the Queen Mother Champion Chase.

Game fencing made drivers feel at ease whereas dense vegetation was experienced as more stressful.

On a performance level, greater kudu are considered the slowest runners of all antelope, but skilled jumpers, clearing a 2-meter high fence with the greatest of ease.