Sentence examples for enclosed of from inspiring English sources

— Jon Wertheim (@jon_wertheim) 8 Jun 13 Wind and dust are swirling around Court Philippe Chatrier, which is perhaps the least enclosed of the four main Grand Slam venues.

The distribution of 134, 260 constraints was in the areas enclosed of the northern and southern cones every 3 cells horizontally and every 6, 3 cells vertically for 134 and 260, respectively.

The next day, Arthur Hugh Frazier, one of the colonel's three principal aides, sent a coldly correct reply to Quoc, also in French, that read simply: "Monsieur, Colonel House has charged me with acknowledging reception of your letter of 18 June , 1919 and to thank you for the copy that you enclosed of the Note of Claims of the annamite [sic] people on the occasion of the Allies' victory".

In 1632 Dudley, at his own expense, erected a palisade around Newtowne (which was renamed Cambridge in 1636) that enclosed of land, principally as a defense against wild animals and Indian raids.

"I prefer a sort of enclosed feeling of security at night".

A number of enclosed communities of contemplative nuns were established both in England and in the United States.

First, the tree segment for broad-leaved trees consists of enclosed cylinders of heartwood, sapwood and bark.

Essentially, since medieval times, a park was an enclosed section of ground composed of areas of varied character.

The feeling of an enclosed slice of English society, rarely seen in public, was strong.

And it's not only the act of being in an enclosed cabin of a car, bus, train or plane.

The move is the latest example of Apple expanding beyond its enclosed world of Macintosh owners.