Sentence examples for or enclosing from inspiring English sources

Evolution, from the Latin evolutio, means an unfolding or opening out of a curve, emergence or release from an envelope or enclosing structure, or a transformation.

H4Lvd Space PREP LY adverb-prep: With no definite direction, in a circle, surrounding or enclosing, in the vicinity, along the circumference.

Zhang Xiaoqiang of the National Development and Reform Commission, China's planning agency, also said that urbanisation "does not mean simply building things or enclosing land".The demolition dust needs to settle.

The Book of Delight consists of 15 tales, largely about the wiles of women, exchanged between two travelling companions a form of cadre, or "enclosing tale," later adopted on a more extensive scale in the 14th century in the Canterbury Tales by Chaucer (c. 1342 1400).

The externally applied loop voltage, required to drive current carrying magnetic configurations, such as tokamaks or reversed field pinches (RFP), can induce currents between the plasma and the surrounding conducting components, such as limiters, divertor sections, stabilizing plates or enclosing stabilizing shells with insulated electrical gaps.

And actually, the same argument could be made for anti-gravity as well (see e.g. puffy clouds beneath or enclosing angels, god's hand, saints and sundry heavenly hosts).

Or enclosed, dark spaces.

Some spaces have outdoor fireplaces or enclosed patios.

F&C did not offer to refund these costs – or enclose a freepost envelope.

Mr. Harding said: "I'm bullish on retail, but not power retail, or enclosed malls.

Many insulae were encircled with open or enclosed balconies of wood or concrete.