Sentence examples for now encloses from inspiring English sources

The town wall, which now encloses 5 square miles (13 square km), was begun in the 1850s.

A SIMPLE two-story-high construction shed now encloses the storefronts of the old Chesebrough house at the southwest corner of 71st Street and Madison Avenue.

Ominously suggesting a fortress are the crenelated towers and walls of what had been the Squadron A Armory and now encloses the Hunter College Campus Schools.

Vanha Suurtori (Old Great Square) provides a grand starting point for a waterside stroll, its 13th-century red-brick cathedral – the national shrine – set opposite the former town hall, whose ochre facade now encloses arty shops and the laid-back Book Café (Vanha Suurtori 3).

The black arrow points at a tumour area that now encloses two different segmentations, KC tumour and KC liver, indicated by different colours (A).

Muslims refer to the Mount as the Noble Sanctuary; the Prophet Muhammad is said to have ascended to Heaven from a large rock that the Dome now encloses.

The infinitely available thing, now enclosed in the sole of a shoe!

Nearby on the citadel of Gortys, the walls now enclose an informal sheepfold.

What used to be the boatyard is now enclosed by an ugly panel fence.

Interior panels, originally left open to the exterior body panels, are now enclosed with storage compartments and sound-deadening materials.

With a heavy heart I dutifully cut back encroaching vines and gathered garbage from the sad, fenced-in strip that now enclosed the mountain mint.