Sentence examples for enclosed in it from inspiring English sources

He was also one of the first to understand what is now known as aerostatics, as he maintained that a light balloon would rise and remain suspended in the air if a particle of fire were enclosed in it.

"If you look at it at arm's length, you will never guess what is enclosed in it, a sea, a whole world of sound, past and present and who knows future, and if you listen very carefully, holding it close to your ear, you can hear it all," Hanna discovers.

Enclosed in it was a photo.

The chambers were either inserted into a growing tumor or enclosed in it by allowing a tumor to grow around the chamber.

Place the slide with the specimen enclosed in it under the microscope.

Then, fold the foil over the pears so they are completely enclosed in it.

The film this year that seemed to me the best, as art -- "Mulholland Drive" -- was also one of the most enclosed: in truth, it was more about the world of movies than the world at large.

This difference may be related to the way the objects were explored: In the present study, the object was enclosed; in previous studies, it was hefted in the palm or lifted by the fingers.

One such is whether a conditional statement, "if this is true then…", should always have the block of code that follows it enclosed in braces—{ and } to make it more explicit that those actions are a consequence of that condition.

• When Secret Clinical Strength was introduced, it was enclosed in a package, to cast it as a more upscale product like a face lotion and to allow adding instructions; for example, application before bedtime instead of in the morning is recommended.

"While the material is enclosed in the reactor vessel it is safe, in that it is the same radioactivity that was there in the fuel rods.