Sentence examples for encased from from inspiring English sources

Glyptodon and its close relatives, the glyptodonts, were encased from head to tail in thick, protective armour resembling in shape the shell of a turtle but composed of bony plates much like the covering of an armadillo.

The exterior of the vessel has been encased from stern to prow in a wrap-around frieze of over 7,000 traditional tin-glazed, blue-and-white, hand-painted "azulejos" tiles depicting 20 kilometers, or 12 miles, of the Lisbon skyline.

Encased from Pier 9 on Vimeo.

After surgery to repair her knee, she spent several months in recovery encased from the waist down in a plaster cast.

So far, she's encased everything from skateboards to medical alert bracelets in black or silver leather.

Gallant spoke to the Vannoni family and encased artifacts from their home in ice, which slowly melts into a series of aqueducts she built, "thus channeling the essence of the Vannonis and returning it into the space".

Similar, if more restrained, is a radiator encased in rubber from Emma Quickenden, an English designer.

Encased in dung from a passing bird or other animal, it can survive for months without rain.

This encased the body from the ankles to just below the breasts and was held up by decorative shoulder straps.

It involves recoating the rail surface with a metal-reinforced epoxy in which the heating elements for de-icing would be encased and protected from moisture and corrosion.

His stagecraft was minimalist, a characteristic that reached its acme in Not I (1973), which features a disembodied mouth, encased in darkness, from which an endless flow of words cascades.