Sentence examples for new enclosure from inspiring English sources

"She did find great joy in her new enclosure," Mr. Astin wrote.

Supporters also raised more than $25,000 to help pay for a new enclosure there.

Often a series of gopuras are to be found at a shrine, each providing entry through a new enclosure wall.

Photograph: Shah Marai/AFP/Getty Images 11.16am BST A pensive-looking Kumbuka, a 15-year-old western lowland gorilla, explores his new enclosure at London Zoo.

"The city allows you four inches for a new enclosure, but a modern curtain wall takes six to eight inches," he said.

Hyde invokes the founders in order to warn us against a new enclosure movement, one that would fence off large sectors of the public domain — in science, the arts, literature, and the entire world of knowledge — in order to exploit monopolies.

"It looks like we were correct in moving ahead with the new enclosures as soon as we did".

George Washington's transmittal letter for the Constitution will also be re-encased in one of the new enclosures.

Outside experts commissioned by the Archives concluded that there was no immediate danger to the documents, but recommended looking into new enclosures.

But this historical plot echoes with the disparities of our own age — the new enclosures brought about by merciless globalization and the widening chasm between the mega-wealthy and the dispossessed.

It includes those at the sharp end of new enclosures, taxes, desperate fossil fuel corporations, biofuel land grabs, desertification, starvation food prices, political despotism, water theft, military occupation, and industrial zone and sweat shop misery.