Sentence examples for temporary enclosures from inspiring English sources

Small children herded the buffaloes and oxen to their temporary enclosures, while older girls carried dented metal pails for milking.

Groups of slaves were bound together in coffles and driven to the coastal barracoons (temporary enclosures) at Cacheu, Bissau, and Bolama by grumetes (mercenaries).

Interior peoples sent undesirables from their own societies and captives from warfare down the waterways to the coast, where they were collected in barracoons (temporary enclosures) to await the arrival of European ships.

Today Mr Ward (shown left) puts eggs through a hatcher, and the chicks are reared en masse in a dozen gas-heated houses and pens in the field behind his cottage, before release into large temporary enclosures in the woods, and, once they can fly, short-lived freedom.You can be more technological than that.

"It started down by our house where those temporary enclosures are".

Other proposals call for a temporary enclosure, several stories high, containing lights and fountains.

Owners also have to keep the dogs muzzled or secured in a temporary enclosure, according to the Lowell Sun.

When forty-odd sheep came skittering down the gangplank into a temporary enclosure, the production team gathered around, everyone exclaiming with delight.

To solve this dilemma, the Romans developed the cofferdam, a temporary enclosure made from wooden piles driven into the riverbed to make a sheath, which was often sealed with clay.

The restaurant had put up a temporary enclosure around the front door to keep out the wind and cold, and it provided the thief with the cover he needed to kick the door open.

They also have to move the temporary enclosure, or koszor, at least once every two days (and more frequently if it is raining).