Sentence examples for enclosed as from inspiring English sources

Local Law 77 allowed bathtubs to be enclosed as long as there was adequate ventilation.

Consequently, dewatering should be reduced and enclosed as much as possible.

The blastomeres become membrane enclosed, as can be seen in a dissected blastomere from a 32 cell embryo (Fig. 3L).

Both reported higher concentrations of fine particulates in outdoor smoking areas, especially those that were partly enclosed, as well as indoor areas adjacent to outdoor smoking areas compared to other smoke-free indoor settings.

Finally the seats became totally enclosed, as they are today.

The soaring darkness of the woods enclosed as the needling cold stabbed into our clothing.

Long exposed views work against intimacy, as do oversized, high-backed banquettes furnished to enclose as many as six patrons.

They write that it was "constructed with no reckoning and no logic other than the purpose of enclosing as many settlements as possible on the western, Israeli, side and dividing up and seizing Palestinian lands".

Most importantly, the architects had to reconcile the modern desire to make everything as accessible and transparent as possible with Lasdun's belief in enclosing as well as opening up, in maintaining a degree of mystery through the withholding of gratification.

At the moment, you can also spot Bobby at work in the glass enclosed kitchen, as well as a smattering of food TV celebs (such as Scott Conant and Claire Robinson) lounging at the substantial, rectangular bar.

McEwan certainly echoes Stevenson's mobile Scottish brevity but, in the best English tradition, he likes to explore an enclosed world as refined as ivory.