Sentence examples for make enclosed from inspiring English sources

However, not all species make enclosed shelters.

(One ploy is to make enclosed spaces, like those in an 'a' and 'e,' bigger than they need to be in print).

I like open-sided rolls, but you can certainly make enclosed rolls by leaving the wrapper round, and folding in the edges mid-wrap.

Make sure that you have enclosed not only your forms, but all other required documents, as well.

Parts of that installation were recycled to make an enclosed shed nearby at the Karlsplatz, which became the Kunsthalle's base and, especially with the addition of a cafe, a hangout for young people in Vienna.

She said action taken by the government to ban tobacco advertising, put larger health warnings on packs and make all enclosed public places smoke-free had made a difference.

Make some enclosed areas.

Before Cherry Hill and Paramus and Short Hills made the enclosed, air-conditioned shopping experience upscale, the Mart -- enclosed but hardly air-conditioned -- served the hoi polloi with discount furniture, body-piercing, slabs of pizza and knick-knacks galore.

Everyone who writes any kind of fiction knows how words resist the effort to make them enclose anything; the scene that's vivid and definite in imagination dies as language fails it, falls back on its default position of stereotype and received wisdom.

Unlike most forts for military use, the fort did not have defensive walls or structures when first built; the wide-open area and the available artillery made an enclosed fort unnecessary.

This makes the enclosed space accessible for both the movable pipetting head, which is equipped with standard 200 μl pipetting tips, and the attached gripper, which transports the 96-well deep-well plates (DWPs).