Sentence examples for going to envelop from inspiring English sources
JT was going to envelop FC in a big H.
Between the discussions, a recording of an interview with Mr. Roth played, in which he remembered being concerned about how his parents would react to the bitter controversy that he knew was going to envelop "Portnoy's Complaint".
One of the best things that has happened to the great Olympic construction project was the removal of the wholly pointless wrapper that was going to envelop the stadium.
I wanted the sound to envelop the listener and to suggest a floating sensation".
If you can afford $500 a night, he said, "You're going to be enveloped in a world of luxury".
The term Americana is a fuzzy, sprawling thing, but today I'm going to use it to envelop Australian guitarist Oliver Perry, who records as DD Dumbo, and recently played a handful of small shows in the UK after signing to 4AD.
You walk through, rather than simply going to; you're enveloped by a space, not observing it from the outside.
It will be the first time we are going to create an enveloping environment of that scale".
As Gustave Flaubert wrote to his politician friend Ernest Chevalier in June 1842: "What seems to be most beautiful in Paris is the boulevard … at the hour when the gas lamps shine in the mirrors, when the knives ring against the marble tables, I'm going to walk there, peacefully, enveloped in the smoke of my cigar while looking at the women who pass.
Imagine spending all day reading your favorite book, getting totally enveloped, and then going to a party.
