The view to the north encompassed all of Central Park.
Though mostly young and black, the crowd encompassed all colours and ages.
But "Ivan Denisovich" described only the camps, whereas Grossman's novel encompassed all of Soviet society.
The county, created in May 1662, encompassed all of western Massachusetts until 1731.
The state is divided politically into three regions, and Mr. Bush's aides and allies said his strategy encompassed all three.
Its capital was that of an empire that encompassed all but the remotest corners of the continent.
By tracing their history to and the other figures who preceded Abraham, Christians encompassed all of humanity within their worldview.
This portion became the Territory of Oklahoma in 1890 and eventually encompassed all the lands ceded in 1866.
("Intercourse" encompassed all manner of dealings and exchanges: trade, conversation, letter-writing, and even — if plainly outside the scope of Marshall's meaning — sex).
"He moved the company from a travel business that had some financial services to a financial services business that encompassed all aspects of the modern lifestyle".
The Islamists insisted that their religion did not permit such distinctions; Islam was a total system that encompassed all of life, including law and government.
