"enveloped on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to be completely surrounded or enclosed by something. This phrase can be used in various contexts where someone or something is being fully encompassed or surrounded. Example 1: The small village was enveloped on all sides by a dense forest, making it difficult to access. Example 2: The child felt safe and secure as she was enveloped on both sides by her parents' loving arms. Example 3: The city skyline was beautifully enveloped on a sunny day, creating a stunning view from the top of the hill. Example 4: The old castle was enveloped on a foggy night, giving it a mysterious and eerie appearance.
The widely acclaimed OK Computer (1997) was nothing short of a premillennial version of Pink Floyd's classic album Dark Side of the Moon (1973): huge-sounding and chillingly beautiful, with Yorke's weightless voice enveloped on masterpieces such as "Lucky" by webs of dark, dense textures.
There are no fancy props on stage, but the band are enveloped on huge screens, which during Sympathy for the Devil portray the trees of Hyde Park in flames, while firepots belch orange flame and drape the front 30 or 40 yards of the crowd in smoke.
As the Confederates crossed Willoughby Run and climbed the slope into Herbst Woods, they were enveloped on their right by the longer Union line, the reverse of the situation north of the pike.
In the present work, we carry out a study on the influence of the buildings envelop on the internal temperature by using local building materials.
But when darkness enveloped Bethpage on Sunday night, Barnes followed his bogey on the first hole by hitting his tee shot into the rough.
Karolyi was among the coaches that enveloped Patterson on her way off the mat, but the last hug came from Marta's husband, the now-retired Bela, who nonetheless remains the patriarch of women's gymnastics.
Man was "a brittle crazy glass":Yet in thy temple thou dost him afford This glorious and transcendent place To be a window, through thy grace.As the congregation pressed through afterwards into the south quire aisle they found the windows still wreathed in incense, like the cloud of God that had enveloped Jesus on the mountain.
Halfpenny has the edge to start with but when you surround someone like Hogg with quality players – Scotland do not have the depth that he will obviously be enveloped in on a Lions trip – like Roberts and Cuthbert, and a forward pack that should create areas for broken play and open field to be exploited, it could give him the perfect platform to lay down a marker.
In the present study, ultrastructural analysis showed frequent bullet-shaped budding from neuronal membranes, indicating that Curionopolis and Itacaiunas viruses formed enveloped virions on the plasma membrane but not within the endoplasmic reticulum, a finding suggesting a replication process similar to that of vesiculoviruses.
The virucidal activity of peracetic acid (PAA) on enveloped and non-enveloped viruses (duck hepatitis B virus, vaccinia virus, adenovirus type 2, poliovirus type 1) in suspension, and on adenovirus or murine norovirus on stainless steel carrier was reported [ 15, 16].
Marianne 2 goes on and on, enveloped in the urgency of her declaration, but can we still hear her?
