Sentence examples for enclosing him from inspiring English sources

The Liverpool players have reacted to the goal with indignance and incredulity; they descend upon the referee, enclosing him in a ring of fire.

Frank - wry and sweet, perceptive yet obtuse - is never anything other than insistently himself, even as the books enclosing him have changed, growing in length and complexity.

At one point, she lifted one of the male dancers, who was naked except for a pair of flesh-colored briefs, and, squatting slightly, cradled him on her knees, enclosing him in a spiky embrace.

Smoke banks enclose him.

Unlike all his previous posts, there was no embassy to enclose him.

On all other sides the walls that enclosed him were vulnerable.

They enclosed him like a protective box, a live-in camera lucida.

He has laughed off suggestions that the Mets enclose him in bubble wrap.

Softly saying, "O.K., you're O.K., it'll be fine," which, oddly, worked to calm him, I slowly enclosed him in both hands.

Having his books enclose him is a means of reminding himself who he is, he said, as we sat among them one day this spring.

Andrew Burashko, at the piano, played John Cage for the next two solos, "In a Landscape" and "Furthermore," which drew Ms. Baker toward the pianist until she enclosed him from behind in a touching embrace.