Sentence examples for encasing for from inspiring English sources

A modernist structure was crowned with a Pei-like crystal pyramid, encasing for all eternity a silver heart-shaped helium balloon.

It was just an encasing for some very subtle "I -- one infused with life, a story to accompany that life, an outcome and in the end, a last inescapable exhale.

The drawings are obviously encased for safety.

Maria is enveloped in a red dust cloud, literally encased for a moment in the soil she so loves.

The idea of Mum, who wasn't very religious, encased for all eternity inside Pup's crucifix had afforded her and me a few grim giggles over the years.

Typically, that calls for wheels one metre across, weighing over 100kg not counting the hefty casket in which they are encased for safety reasons.There have been attempts to use flywheels on big buses and trucks, but most involved devices which were only slightly less cumbersome.

As for B Reactor, historic landmark status means that unlike other reactors on the reservation, it will not be put into a cocoon — actually, four-foot-thick concrete walls known formally as Interim Safe Storage — where it would have been encased for up to 75 years while the government determined the method of final disposal.

Just as long as American hands had a part in the process before the product was encased for retail.

We're basically seeing all the freaks die in horrific ways and/or be encased for display without actually having them killed off.

I find this disappointing at best since Francis showed us some indications initially that he could unearth the Church out of the 17th century where it has remained encased for some time and lift a chisel to the great Catholic wall to uncover at least the 19th if not the 20th or 21st century regarding the concerns of LGBTQ people.

In 2008, he earned the record for Encasing the Largest Land Mammal in a Bubble, using a nearly nine-thousand-pound elephant as his subject.