Sentence examples for it was bracketed from inspiring English sources

Rommel's panzer divisions struck east, trapping the bulk of the remaining British armour in a narrow corridor where it was bracketed with converging fire.

It was bracketed by two red cards, one for Elliot Daly four minutes from the start, another for Enrique Pieretto four minutes from the finish.

Intimacies weren't the whole concert; it was bracketed by renditions of Sun Ra's "Nuclear War," a swinging, jovial chant about the threat of annihilation, with a dozen children joining in the second time.

The copper plumbing at the black slate sink must have been added later, since it was bracketed to the walls and groaned and rattled whenever the faucet was opened.

This is partly because it was bracketed by two other aviation disasters – the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 and the Germanwings crash in March – and partly because it attracted so many conspiracy theories so quickly that the idea of establishing any kind of objective truth about the event soon seemed hopelessly ambitious.

They were also the team with the second shortest trip (92 mile) to the Final Four since it was bracketed in 1985.

He doesn't mind it being bracketed with Game of Thrones but says it isn't a fantasy show, but real history.

It is bracketed by Mendelssohn's famed connection to the dramatist Lessing, a portent, it once seemed, of countless comparable relationships in the future.

Graced with such purpose, the middle of the film proceeds like an off-beat detective thriller, a sweet centre of flirtation and intention, but it is bracketed by dissonance, dispute and aimlessness.

It is bracketed by grandiose choirs, but Martin's words in "Always In My Head" have depression's flat truth: "I think of you/ I haven't slept/ I think I do/ But I don't forget".

Yet it is bracketed by sections of regulatory DNA, any one of which may take control in a different tissue.