Sentence examples for enclosures out of from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, the Masai have built bomas – livestock enclosures out of the branches of thorny acacia trees to protect their animals from predators.

Computer-based prototyping services give people the chance to design cases and enclosures out of materials like metal and plastic and have them made in a far-off factory for a few dollars.

The orange line used to trace the top of the wall and the front of the enclosure out of which the home run apple rises after Mets home runs.

A couple of girls made a low-walled enclosure out of blocks; then, plugging noodles into some cogs, they built something that looked like the Whisper-ma-Phone from Dr. Seuss's "The Lorax," and started talking to each other through their big blue handsets.

In all the tests, the object was placed on the ground or was hung from a tree 15 m in front of the slide from where the animals entered the test enclosure out of sight of the subjects.

In Blue Velvet, they're an enclosure for a sadistic psychopath to trap a fresh-out-of-high-school sleuth for a joy ride.

There was music playing down the road at a brick-front bar, and chickens squawking in people's front yards, where they are kept in enclosures made out of tree branches.

As each document comes out of its enclosure, it is placed on a special vacuum suction table encased in highly humid air, a process that slowly flattens parchment warped by years of changing conditions.

The Coolpix camera was encased in a water-tight enclosure made out of PVC for the zoom lens, a plastic bag for the body, and a bit of foam taped onto the sides.

In those days, the bears' enclosure was modelled out of mortar, fish crates and chicken wire, a far cry from today's more sophisticated dwellings.

On May 25, one of the penguins escaped the open-air enclosure by leaping out of the water and into the public viewing area; it was returned to the exhibit unharmed.