Sentence examples for encircle with from inspiring English sources
Cingatur igitur corpore externo, i. e. 2. To encircle with a garland or crown, to crown (freq., esp in the poets).
Adults in a third wetland (Big Pond; surface area 10,146 m2; perimeter 573 m), too large for us to encircle with a drift fence and monitor, were captured in mesh traps.
One was encircled with mock yellow crime scene tape.
High-density polyethylene was carved into cylindrical rods and encircled with PGA fibres to form scaffolds.
I am a writerand blogger always encircled with acute back pain.
Encircled with a piquant chutney of mango and lemongrass, it was scrumptious.
It had been crated and injected with foam, and encircled with nylon straps.
Martinez Playground was still encircled with police tape yesterday, and neighbors described a loud night.
An amethyst cameo of St. Nicholas is set in a gold frame encircled with baby pearls.
Brook Field was encircled with light industry the Bottled Gas Corporation of Virginia, the Valentine Meat Juice Company.
Instead, God is encircled with a boundless realm of angels, created in the divine image.
