Sentence examples for enveloping the ground from inspiring English sources

The Shrimpers are confident that the fog currently enveloping the ground will have lifted in time for kick-off and, overplaying the aural qualities of knitwear and cheap cloth, have reminded supporters to "bring your flags and scarves to help make Roots Hall a cauldron of noise".

All Irish dreams, such as they were, of overwhelming the Scots faded like Sexton's two missed penalties either side of half-time, and a sense of foreboding enveloped the ground that even the ritual swelling tones of The Fields Of Athenry could not diminish.

An awkward silence enveloped the grounds.

He grew animated as he called us over to look at a strangler fig, which begins life as an innocent epiphyte delivered into an unsuspecting tree's branches by a bird, then grows vines up to the sunlight and down to the ground, eventually enveloping the host tree and strangling it.

Fishing boats have been grounded for nearly a week and a number of residents have moved away after developing respiratory problems as a result of the acrid smell enveloping the community, the Associated Press quoted the village chief, Connie Gamuyaw, as saying.

— Controversy over Tiger Woods's two-stroke penalty for hitting from the wrong spot Friday enveloped the Augusta National Golf Club grounds for hours before play began in Saturday's third round.

On the same day that thick fog enveloped the country and grounded hundreds of flights and Heathrow,  the UK experienced the hottest November day on record - with some parts of the UK experiencing higher temperatures than southern Portugal.

By noon, the North Korean forces on the higher ground had enveloped the American forces.

Miniature Tigers A certain amount of eased mellow enveloped the crowd as everyone sat on the ground waiting patiently for the music heavens to open their gates and flood us all with its raw, live sound.

The ground shook, a brilliant white flash enveloped the sky, and the world changed forever.

The presence of a ground glass opacification that completely envelops the lesion is said to indicate complete ablation (Fig. 1).