Sentence examples for four enclosures from inspiring English sources
It has four enclosures surrounded by a moat, a vast artificial lake, or baray, and could sustain a population of at least 100,000.
The courtyard with four enclosures is said to represent four kinds of conduct.
The condors' $1-million 1-millioninewfacility has four enclosures, each 60 feet breedinget, with rocks, ponds, trees and perches.
Over the day, nonbreeding ravens disperse over a relatively restricted area of the valley, which contains four enclosures in the park (Przewalski's horse, Equus ferus przewalski, wolf/bear Canis lupus/Ursus arctos, wild boar, Sus scrofa, and red/fallow deer, Cervus elaphus/Dama dama) and a cliff right outside the park's border (but observable from within the park; Fig. 1).
However, the continuous adoption and adaptation of enclosures has also enabled agricultural diversification among enclosure owners in Chepareria as evidenced by the four enclosure management regimes identified.
Still, I couldn't help pausing at one or two enclosures.
Five feet long, she had outgrown three enclosures, the last the size of a stall shower, a two-level contraption with sliding glass doors.
Advance ticket prices will indeed stand their ground, except for a £2 increase to £27 for the Club enclosure on Paddy Power Gold Cup Day (Saturday, November 11) and all three enclosures on Gold Cup Day (Friday, March 16).
The owner of a well-groomed female dachhund named Martha, who has studio connection, received a check for $9.90 last week for Martha's services, and with the check came two enclosures; a memo which said.
Made up primarily of two enclosures -- you're inside, and the animals are out in grassy spaces -- Tiger Mountain is the zoo's latest effort to bring people and wildlife closer.
Their camp resembles a market: two lines of gazebos and stalls, with various opposition forces represented.Down the road, the "counter-demonstration" takes place inside two enclosures of black fabric adorned with anti-Tymoshenko slogans in large white lettering.
