Sentence examples for enclosures of from inspiring English sources

Enclosures of lands, which took place throughout the 19th century, changed the face of the countryside.

Among his favorite projects were the bosquets, roomlike enclosures of greenery inserted into the forests of Versailles.

Wild animals ran roughshod over the place, reaching in and stealing food from the enclosures of the kept ones.

The researchers wallpapered the enclosures of 21 male zebra finches in one of three pastel colours; blue, pink or yellow.

Across the river, and away from the ancient settlements and enclosures of Roughtor Moor, the eroded path runs with water.

That field expanded to ethereal constructions of wood and reed, and enclosures of wood and stone weighted to the earth.

The concentration of land ownership is rising faster than at any time since the enclosures of the early 19th Century: 2% a year in England.

In Barnet this weekend, kids ran in and out while their parents compared their situation to the enclosures of the 18th century.

Like England before the land enclosures of the 18th century, there are no walls or fences, and the hillsides are common land.

But the enclosures of the 18th century transferred the majority of common land into private hands, turning it into a marketable resource and creating a landless working class.

The galleries are simple enclosures of space, treated as the luxury object that we in New York know space to be.