Sentence examples for enclosing almost from inspiring English sources

This process was finalised by Herod the Great, who created an enclosing, almost rectangular set of retaining walls, which supported extensive substructures and earth fills, then hidden under a vast paved platform.

This very enclosed, almost neurotic experience is like a modern day epistolary novel, its narrative told voyeuristically through private communications – letters, journals, answer phone messages.

Thylacocephalans are characterised by a large bivalved shield often termed 'carapace' that encloses almost the entire body.

ECM is one of the defining components of many yeast multicellular communities including biofilms.,, Despite the sequestration potential of the ECM in clinical biofilms being implied,, its contribution to biofilm resistance is unclear and sometimes even doubted., As a colony develops, the area of cells embedded in ECM expands (Fig. 1); in later stages, the ECM encloses almost all colony cells.

Its periphery of limestone and sand ridges encloses an almost barren tract of land.

In this highly unusual - if not downright eccentric - serving arrangement, customers sit in small U-shaped bays behind individual table tops that pivot shut to enclose them, almost as if they were buckled into an old amusement park ride.

Loops are the enclosed (or almost enclosed) spaces inside the tubes.

By the 4th century, there was an L-shaped villa with a large, aisled building possibly for farm workers and a number of smaller agricultural structures almost enclosing a central courtyard.

"You'd almost enclose the U and add seats".

The Bay of Fornells is an almost enclosed body of shallow water ideal for learning to sail and windsurf.

The bay is almost enclosed at its southern opening by the Miura (west) and Bōsō (east) peninsulas.