Sentence examples similar to encased front from inspiring English sources

He first encased the front and back of the wall bearing the Haring mural with steel to protect it from collapse or other damage, and then demolished the building, leaving the decorated wall to be lifted off the site.

It's 1.30pm on a Tuesday afternoon and, aside from the metal gates encasing the front doors, it looks like business as usual for Fopp's Cambridge Circus store: Arcade Fire and White Stripes CDs on the front racks, piles of £3 books at the entrance and potential DVD bargains beyond.

The measurements show that the ballistic resistance of these targets increases in the order: bare Al plate, rear face cutout target, fully encased target and front face cutout target.

And Connie running out the front door, encased in denim.

Even the big TV monitor up front is encased in a wooden frame.

The room is defined by a two-story wine wall at the back and a glass partition in the front, encasing blown-up photographs of Italian stone walls.

In front of you, encased in glass, is the new home of the Center for Digital Humanities.

Ms. Franklin's upper front teeth were encased in gold, in a style known as a grill.

The windows and front door were encased in thick black-metal grates.

It is far less grand in size than the foundational documents of the United States; it can almost be missed, encased atop a pedestal in front of a fireplace in the imposing library whose walls J. P. Morgan covered with inlaid walnut bookshelves, a 16th-century tapestry and allegorical paintings paying homage to the arts and sciences.

Today skulls and bones stare out from glass encased shelves built into the church's front.