Sentence examples for safely enclosed from inspiring English sources

(One might also think that Benghazi, Misratu, and Zawiya are now safely enclosed in protective bottles, like the Kryptonian city of Kandor).

They stretch 12 feet; are very flexible, so they can be used in tight spaces; and are safely enclosed in strong, soft plastic.

The exhibition will showcase the museum's mastodon skeleton, a simulated, bat-filled cave and a working beehive, safely enclosed behind glass.

9.43pm GMT Inauguration parade is under way So as the Obamas are getting safely enclosed in their cozy armoured-glass-fronted stand, the inauguration parade itself is getting underway.

Yet nearly all advertising for sanitary products encourages us to hide this chunk of our lives – three thousand days for most women – by preventing leaks that might embarrass us and everyone else; by ensuring we don't, God forbid, smell of menstrual blood; by putting menstruation behind locked doors and safely enclosed in euphemism.

We have driven for a couple of hours from his home in Brooklyn, across two state lines, to the place where it's kept, safely enclosed in its box, at a location he prefers not to publicise, given the interest, not all of it healthy, that has been generated since his book The Lampshade: A Holocaust Detective Story was published last month.

A large, clear drinking glass is preferable, so that the rim can safely enclose the cricket without out touching any antennae.

In smaller tents in cold climates, consider using a sleeping bag with a colder temperature rating or a safely suspended enclosed candle lantern instead.

Visitors, for a fee, can also stop in at the sanctuary's Nature Museum, where they can watch hundreds of squirming honeybees at work in a hive, enclosed safely behind glass in a manmade tree trunk.

The device will have to withstand lift-off vibrations and operate safely in an enclosed space station environment.

This conversion can only be carried out if the data enclosed in the expected messages can be safely produced from the data embedded in the received messages.