Sentence examples for enclosed it with from inspiring English sources

"In that traditional Maori song, they got it dead right: 'I have written you a letter, and enclosed it with my ring / If your people should see it, then the trouble will begin.' What, exactly, has Canberra got against happiness?" Mr. Dow wrote, referring to another verse of the traditional song.

By 1636 it had become so popular that two houses were built next to the spring to cater for the visitors, one for the ladies and one for the gentlemen, and in 1664 Lord Muskerry, Lord of the Manor, enclosed it with a triangular stone wall, and built a hall "to shelter the dippers in wet weather".

The giant who owns it, exasperated by children's intrusions, encloses it with a fence.

"I would set up a little garden and enclose it with walls, and you are all set," he said.

Instead, they have been subjected to a decades-long exile in which the Turkish Army has guarded Varosha, enclosing it with barbed wire and allowing only nature to reclaim it.

A Richmond, Virginia friend of ours was about to tear off the upper portion of a bill she had received from a local veterinary hospital for services rendered to her elderly, ailing terrier and enclose it with her check when she noticed a line in fine print reading, "Medicare patients send entire bill and request a receipt".

It is also the name of an ancient Roman military tactic, in which soldiers protected their infantry square from projectiles by completely enclosing it with their shields.

The grip laths stayed essentially the same except that a fourth piece was sometimes glued to the back of the handle enclosing it with bone on all four faces.

Notably, Gaudí observed of Islamic art its spatial uncertainty, its concept of structures with limitless space; its feeling of sequence, fragmented with holes and partitions, which create a divide without disrupting the feeling of open space by enclosing it with barriers.

On a separate piece of blank paper, write down your Social Security number in large print and enclose it with your other documents.

Seeking literary guidance that no one close to her could provide, Dickinson sent him a letter which read in full: This highly nuanced and largely theatrical letter was unsigned, but she had included her name on a card and enclosed it in an envelope, along with four of her poems.