Sentence examples for encased on from inspiring English sources

Visitors pay one euro, or about $1.25, to study the fresco, encased on a flaking wall behind a clear, bolted cover worthy of the Louvre's Mona Lisa.

The city was encased on this day in a silence broken by breezes sighing through rustling trees.

The statue will already be encased on Columbus Day, Oct. 8, when New York stages a parade, and typically a debate renews over Columbus's legacy.

For all its beauty and mystery -- encased on high, music resounding as though from heaven -- an organ is, in fact, a machine that demands painstaking installation.

Encased on the gallery's stone walls are book bags, soccer balls, boxing gloves, Gameboys, prayer shawls, teacups, wedding pictures and water pipes.

Fortunately, the building, which is just south of where the "Today" show is broadcast, is encased on two sides with glass.

On the iPad, users enter appointments into a calendar that is encased in an on-screen leather ledger, scrawl notes on what looks like a legal pad and advance through digital books by swiping their fingers across the screen, prompting an animation that actually looks like a page being turned.

The Aquabourne case will shield your device from water and sand at the beach and the touchscreen will work while it is encased – so you can float on a lilo and check your emails (if you really must).

18, 1939 - Nov. 24, 1963) and a cross — now sits encased and on display at the Historic Automotive Attractions museum in Roscoe, a small town 90 miles northwest of Chicago near the Wisconsin border.

That series centered on a single visual motif: one or more figures encased, as if on display, within a museum-style plexiglass vitrine.

In the unfolded hippocampus preparation, the CA1 CA3 pyramidal cell layer in the whole unfolded rodent hippocampus preparation is encased by the alveus on one side and the Schaffer tract on the other and requires penetrating electrodes for high signal to noise ratio recording.