Do I envelop myself in the consumption of what's going to happen tomorrow?
I envelop them in hugs that one day, far too soon, they may outgrow.
At the same time as I was enveloped in shock, I was thinking, "He told me that".
As soon as I started reading I felt enveloped by the dense words and was transported into Faith's peculiar 19th century world.
Within two minutes I felt as if I were enveloped in a heavenly cloud of melted Velveeta, only better.
You know, I'm in my 30s, I cry myself to sleep and I'm enveloped in a world of coldness, insecurity and pain".
"Just as I put my foot on the ground I was enveloped with a warm brilliant yellow white light — from darkness to brilliant sunshine in an instant," he wrote.
Walking up the gentle snowcovered slope towards The Royal Castle, my breath a wisp of steam in the cold air, I am enveloped by the dream-like notion that I have been transplanted into a story by the Grimm Brothers.
Stevenson is sitting as a boy on the stairs of his uncle's manse in Colinton, just outside Edinburgh, as his aunt comes hurrying down in her full skirts: "I heard a quick rustling behind; next moment I was enveloped in darkness; and the moment after, as the reef might see the wave rushing on past it towards the beach, I saw my aunt below rushing downwards".
I offered my hand, she gratefully took it, and I was enveloped in her grace.
