Sentence examples for most enclosed from inspiring English sources

The measure would expand the ban to most enclosed public places, workplaces and private homes used for day care.

The new law continues the smoking ban trend in western Europe Italyy outlawed smoking in most enclosed public places in 2005; France followed in 2008.

The film this year that seemed to me the best, as art -- "Mulholland Drive" -- was also one of the most enclosed: in truth, it was more about the world of movies than the world at large.

Efforts to curtail the individual's liberty to smoke were at first most pronounced in the United States, as in California's 1995 ban on smoking in most enclosed places of employment, but in 2004 Ireland became the first country to ban smoking in enclosed workplaces, and other countries have since followed suit.

Smoking was banned in England in workplaces and most enclosed public spaces in July 2007 following similar legislation in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

That's not to say it isn't fun to drive — during my laps in the i-Road I caught myself leaning into sharp turns, an odd sensation considering most enclosed vehicles actively push you *out* from experiencing G-forces.

Most are enclosed by walls.

Most were enclosed by wire fences, but we stopped outside one quiet village to gather lemons that had fallen from a nearby tree.

Or go to the church of Santa Maria della Salute, whose interior is the grandest and most dwarfing enclosed space in Venice, a sombre manifestation of divine mystery built to mark a devastating 17th-century plague.

These days, most utilities enclose fliers with monthly bills that offer energy-saving tips for appliances and light bulbs, but Idaho Power seems to have taken the campaign to an extreme.

The eggs of most cephalopods are enclosed within a capsule that may be gelatinous and transparent (the squids of the genus Loligo) or opaque and leathery (Octopus and cuttlefishes).