Sentence examples for fence itself from inspiring English sources

There are miles of gaps between segments and openings in the fence itself.

A few feet away, he pointed to a gaping hole in the fence itself.

The problem was not the fence itself, Mr Powell told the Washington Post, but its projected course.

A SIMPLE painted sign on a wooden board — "To Mexico" — was propped near the door in the fence, but it was the fence itself that fascinated me.

The fence itself, one of many lines of defense drawn through the lower Manhattan streetscape, telegraphed, more than any work of architecture could, that the street is the central artery of civilization.

As he left, he gave a farewell address at Ben-Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv, saying the separation barrier that Israel built to fence itself off from Palestinian areas was "one of the saddest sights for me during my visit to these lands".

Others complain that the result was actually an increase in bureaucracy as the bank created more and more safeguards to ring-fence itself from risk.

Such complaints may have succeeded in watering down a few minor new rules but the ring-fence itself will be a fact of life.

Fencing itself is expensive, costing about $3,000 a kilometer, or six-tenths of a mile, to install.

As lit-crit fenced itself into "field specialisation" (look at the job adverts in today's Education supplement), Kermode spread his wings into such areas as biblical narrative.

Also, just because Beckett wrote in a manner that fenced itself fiercely off from conventional style, it doesn't mean he couldn't write in a manner that would be the envy of any writer in the land.