Sentence examples for that will enclose from inspiring English sources

He chose stone with columns for the first-floor front that will enclose a retail operation.

A distinguishing feature of the building will be a glass-walled pavilion with a 30-foot ceiling that will enclose the reception and public areas.

The Radio Systems Corporation of Concord, Tenn., for example, sells a system, under the PetSafe brand, that will enclose 25 acres for just under $200.

The anniversary comes during the final stages of the completion of a giant €1.5bn (£1.2bn) steel-clad arch that will enclose the stricken reactor site and prevent further leaks for the next 100 years.

So now if I take, see, I can form a single closed curve that will enclose all of this region with kind of an infinitely thin slit here counterclockwise.

Since the early 1990s, Ukrainian officials have been working on a plan to replace it, finally launching a project called the New Safe Confinement, a 300-foot steel arch that will enclose and seal off the reactor for the next 100 years.

Unlike the open-sided barrier, it will enclose the bamboo all around, so that no rhizomes should escape.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's disbanded Senate campaign will soon begin returning nearly $2.8 million to thousands of contributors across the country and will enclose with the checks a letter suggesting that donors give the money instead to Representative Rick A. Lazio of Long Island.

It will enclose heterosexual desire to such a point that any public display of it is shameful and threatening.

Normally, this would mean the Democrats in the Assembly could get creative with the district lines, shaping them to enclose constituents that will keep them in office.

The obvious concern is that terrorists might exploit the high visibility of the game and attempt to attack the Superdome, an enclosed stadium that will be packed with more than 65,000 people.