The word "enclose" is correct and usable in written English. It can be used as a verb meaning to surround or contain something, or to include something as an attachment. For example: "I have enclosed a copy of the report in the envelope.".
+33 2 3132 2245, chateaulesbruyeres.com Steeped in 500 years of history, the four solid wings of this distinguished chateau in Monestier enclose a grand central courtyard where water shimmers and tinkles and tiny fish flit.
Since even the most enthusiastic colonists would not, presumably, set up shop around every single star, and also because realistic versions of Dyson spheres would not totally enclose a star, these galaxies might indeed be the empires of individual alien species.Power-hungry aliens are not, sadly, the only explanation for the spectra Dr Griffith has found.
Inside the museum ranks of glass cases enclose an array of coins and old bank notes, as well as the paraphernalia used to make them.
One idea being tried in parts of Michigan and Maryland is for communities to buy farmland or environmentally sensitive land to prevent its development; another idea, practised in Oregon and Washington state, is to set an "urban growth boundary" to enclose an urban area within an inviolate green belt; a third is to offer tax inducements to communities that forgo development rights.
But using a carefully designed stove to enclose the fire and direct heat into the pot, fuel consumption and pollution can be reduced dramatically.The problem, says Bryan Willson, a professor of mechanical engineering at Colorado State University, is that efficient use of wood requires a careful mix of fuel and air to maintain combustion at the appropriate temperature.
Choking from the tear gas fired into the crowd, some hoisted sledgehammers to smash up the pavement in order to hurl broken slabs over improvised barricades that now enclose a makeshift camp.
But when the honey-bush is in bloom, the skinks make a point of tearing off the tough, red petals that enclose the rest of the flower.
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