The phrase "encircle in" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe the action of surrounding something within a boundary or area.
Example: "The artist chose to encircle in vibrant colors to highlight the central theme of the painting."
Alternatives: "surround with" or "enclose in"
He was married first and foremost to the movement to the liberation of his people from the vicious, stifling bondage of a white minority who saw themselves as superior, who forcibly removed blacks and other people of color to isolated townships that often lacked running water and indoor plumbing, and which the regime could easily encircle in case of trouble.
They feel that the positive and negative comments are far more personal than the descriptors the teacher would encircle in a rubric.
Davidson notes that in Landnámabók, this is recorded as a recognized method for a woman to claim land, and the work further details that "she might not possess more than she could encircle in this way between sunrise and sunset on a spring day".
Secondly, the ASM precursors in M. occidentalis migrate away from the heart progenitors but do not encounter atrial siphon primordia to encircle in the dorsal part of the embryo.
It is fashioned from black automotive rubber and depicts a man encircled in chains.
We also spot maple eyespot galls - yellow blisters encircled in cherry red - on red maple leaves.
Encircled in 27 miles of concrete wall, Camp Victory is the largest of 505 bases once operated by the United States in Iraq.
Their "special" settlements, encircled in barbed wire, were Magnitogorsk's own small islands in the vast "Gulag archipelago" of labour camps described by Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
A surly schoolgirl whose beady eyes, encircled in red orbs, suggest a legacy of refused naps, Constance is a manipulator of demonic proportions.
It was enough just to have been there, to have shared the terrain and been encircled in the baboons' chorus of fear.
As the Rogue Assassin, Mr. Amao is a compelling, nonverbal man of action, while Mr. Yung, one eye encircled in black makeup, is appropriately sinister.
