Sentence examples for enclosing to from inspiring English sources

In the former they extend in the shape of an arc enclosing, to the south and east, the Central Slovakian Block; in the latter they run in a practically straight line from northwest to southeast, following the line of a tectonic dislocation, or zone of shattering in the Earth's crust, parallel with this part of the mountains.

The land felt mean and enclosed to him; society, too.

A mezzanine, which Rudolph had enclosed to create another bedroom, now overlooks the library.

Several years ago, the auditorium balcony was enclosed to create five oddly shaped rooms.

An exercise yard, completely enclosed to prevent contact among prisoners, was attached to each cell.

An area can be replanted, or built up, or enclosed to retain soil that would otherwise be washed away.

One, "Atom Car, White," is like an amusement park bumper car but is entirely enclosed to protect against radiation.

Before proceeding, every segment must be completely enclosed to prevent the wastewater from causing the very type of damage the E.P.A. and NASA are trying to avoid.

Right column: clusters of compact vital tumour cells enclose to vessels in both co-transplanted tumours.

Left column: much looser cell clusters enclose to smaller CD-31-positive structures (brown) in both non-co-transplanted tumours.

In this case the building changes from being enclosed to being partially enclosed and may immediately be exposed to higher internal pressures that may exceed its designed capacity.