Sentence examples for encloses from inspiring English sources

The wall that encloses Datong's old city is almost impressive – encircling an area of 3.3 square kilometres it is perfectly polished and sharp-edged.

From the curved wall of grass that encloses the lower levels to the swooping wave of a roof, this organic-looking structure beckons you in from the windy spaces of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

The coils are then housed in an outer rim that encloses the rotating blades.

But last November, instead of demolishing the wall, he invited art students to paint graffiti on it, and then claimed he could no longer remove it; it was now a work of art.The wall encloses three apartment buildings.

Italy's La Repubblica is charging a few euros more on the days when it encloses one of a series of books, and Le Figaro and Le Monde in France also lift their price when they carry DVDs or other giveaways.Some newspaper bosses take an entirely cynical view of the practice.

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune awaited along with their many moons, the belt of what would come to be known as planetissimals that lies beyond the outer planets, and the inner and outer sides of the protective skin that encloses the solar system.

New fencing encloses 4X4s with large caravans in tow.

A thin layer of ectoplasm (clear, firm cytoplasm) lies directly beneath the pellicle (a flexible body membrane) and encloses the endoplasm (the inner, more fluid portion of the cytoplasm).

As the construction proceeds, the perimeter of the curve increases without limit, but the area it encloses does approach an upper bound, which is 8/5 the area of the original triangle.

The town wall, which now encloses 5 square miles (13 square km), was begun in the 1850s.

Wairau Bar (Te Pokohiwi), a long spit of boulders at the river's mouth, encloses more than 15 lagoons, which had been interconnected by artificial channels before the arrival of Europeans.