Sentence examples for started to enclose from inspiring English sources

After stage 5 flower buds, when sepals started to enclose the floral meristem, it became dificult to visualise the underlying developing floral organs without dissecting the flower buds.

Of course, fashion rules eating as much as it rules dressing, so maybe we shouldn't be surprised if cutting-edge foodies start to enclose their once-open kitchens.

The land started to be enclosed and from the 17th century onwards larger estates developed, leading to establishment of areas of large regular shaped fields.

What was even more interesting was when I started to read the enclosed literature that explained exactly what's new about these two games.

"I started to imagine the record format as a kind of enclosed space, using the environment that listening creates to define a contained world that you can enter.

It is a futurist dream that, in American and European urban planning at least, is gradually starting to show cracks, with enclosed destination development finally on the wane – but the Jerde Partnership continues to build prolifically across Asia.

When the music starts, the doors are shut to enclose the tiny performing space.

"I was starting to get a bit more, like, enclosed, like I didn't want to like socialise with people.

Sir Alex Ferguson, upset at the loss of two points and "enclosed in my other world" on his return home, only starts to fully digest the Cantona incident early the next morning.

One of these hides should be well enclosed and contain moist paper towel or terrarium moss for when your gecko starts to shed.

In both of the figures, the rectangle enclosed around the servers is to abstract the overall serving behavior of the system from the time that the BS starts to transmit a data packet until it is delivered to the user.