be on your pattern; it should be surrounding it.
This should not be on your pattern; it should be surrounding it.
Even if there is no local law mandating it, every pool should be surrounded by a high four-sided fence, with a childproof latch on the gate, that separates it from the house and yard.
"Apart from fish based products, cottage or shepherds - pies should be surrounded in pastry.
And that dictates that a woman should be surrounded by a wall, and her space should not be invaded.
Declining or not, Russia has always seen itself as a great power that should be surrounded by buffer states.
If physically feasible, Mr. Kornfeld said, above-ground tanks in basements should be surrounded by a masonry wall so that any leak will be prevented from spreading.
The element of mystery to which you want to draw attention should be surrounded and veiled by a quite obvious, readily recognisable commonness".
(Every child should be surrounded by such gentle, understanding grown-ups!) IN what must be a first for a picture book starring a pig, Eleanor Roosevelt makes a surprise appearance.
Now elderly, with a bad back, Montebello hankers after the "unabashed luxury" of the 18th century, asserts that paintings should be "surrounded by very rich marbles, carpets, gilt and splendid columns", and snorts at the demotic mobs in the Louvre.
