Sentence examples for enclose with a from inspiring English sources

The specific epithet is derived from the Latin albi meaning "white", and marginatus meaning "to enclose with a border", in reference to the distinct white fin margins.

He connected it to the larger barn already there with a breezeway enclosed with a grid of windows.

Pass said that the manuscript was enclosed with a card from Larkin saying, "This is for you.

To the right, the formal dining room has French doors leading to the front "cigar patio" enclosed with a balustrade.

The New Yorker, November 29 , 1952P. 32 Alarming Intelligence: Note inadvertantly enclosed with a package of finished laundry: "Do a good job on this.

By R. Rogers and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, November 29 , 1952P. 32 Alarming Intelligence: Note inadvertantly enclosed with a package of finished laundry: "Do a good job on this.

Mr. Antonakos says some things he sent were sketch books, or collages, usually enclosed with a copy of that day's New York Times.

The four levels were enclosed with a concrete exterior, whose evenly spaced perpendicular openings for light and air give the building its distinctive look.

White gravel paths lead through gardens to a large pool – also enclosed, with a shallow end for little ones – and there's an indoor games room with table tennis and table football.

Additionally, the living room's original black-brick fireplace mantel was outfitted to burn wood, and a breezeway between the house and the garage was enclosed with a cathedral ceiling to create a sitting room.

Figure 3b corresponds to the region in Figure 3a enclosed with a square.