Sentence examples for nothing enclosed from inspiring English sources

"We want it to be a beautiful piece of architecture, one that has no parking, has a community garden, natural ramps, nothing enclosed and an academy where young people can go.

For the AD trials, nothing was enclosed in the tubes as a control treatment for buoyancy manipulation, but it had more drag compared to the C trials due to the attachment of the tubes.

Without Iseult and the children, Joe's home is just "a stack of bricks and timbers, enclosing nothing.

And so it goes on: Nick Nowicki's canvas, whose painted Cy Twombly-ish edge encloses nothing at all; Alison Stolwood's un-animated animation of a wasps' nest with no sting in its tail; Savinder Bual's Train to nowhere.

Or perhaps he is simply perplexed by what he sometimes fears, but cannot quite credit, that he found: a great vacancy, a glossy head enclosing nothing at all, a huge, inert, inexplicable gravitational force in human form.

Wistful connections are drawn between Claire's state of mind and the desolate atmosphere of the landscape: gannets screech overhead and elaborate mazes of dry stone walls enclose nothing but scrubland.

Shelters that can be enclosed so that nothing but air and light can get through is ideal.

We walk past one festering alley where 'short-time' rooms (nothing more than squares of dirt enclosed by planks of mouldy wood) are available for a couple of dollars, and children for a couple more.

Here he attempts nothing less than a metaphysical history of enclosed spaces, utopian or practical pods and domes, real and fantastical atmospheres or ecosystems.

He has nothing but the concept of a figure enclosed by three straight lines, and in it the concept of equally many angles.

The chien méchant is enclosed in a garden in which nothing grows but weeds.