Sentence examples for enclosures down from inspiring English sources

The whole site is weaved with a centuries-old drainage system which still works, funnelling water outside the houses and enclosures down into the valleys.

It'll include an awning, which will remain in the summer once the glass enclosure comes down to provide a bit of extra shade.

Protesters tore down enclosures and set up encampments that allowed people without tickets to see the Isle of Wight bands perform.

Many of the primates and bears are held in claustrophobic quarters because the public enclosures are run-down, they said.

They're then sold into penning facilities where pen operators make money by charging a fee to predator hunters who bring their hounds to train on "live bait" as the these terrified, disoriented and exhausted coyotes and foxes become when they are released into an unfamiliar fenced enclosure and dragged down by packs of hunting dogs.

While most of the sod cottages were torn down after enclosure, the remaining dwellings were in such poor condition that in 1883, Gateshead's Medical Health Officer described their standard as one of abject squalor.

The liquid is chilled and cascaded down in an enclosure containing carbon dioxide (either as dry ice or a liquid) under pressure.

Such devices use conveyor belts to drag a series of buckets in a circuit, up, around and then down within an enclosure.

"He had to jump down into the enclosure and jump back out with the koala," Lewis said of the predator.

"He had to jump down into the enclosure and jump back out with the koala," zoo director John Lewis told the LA Times.

But then World War I happened, and the US military found several ways to utilize the newfangled enclosure device, which helped drive down the cost and made zippers affordable to the consumer market.