Sentence examples for time enclosed from inspiring English sources
I planned to visit some of the medieval villages of the Maestrazgo, reputedly impervious to time, enclosed by walls and crowned by castles.
With the defendants this time enclosed in a soundproof cage fitted with a microphone controlled by the judge, Morsi had limited opportunity to question the authority of the court.
Personal travel has evolved just as dramatically, so that many children spend much of their time enclosed in vehicles, often being shuttled from one indoor activity to another, perhaps without even glancing up from a handheld game or cell phone.
The first two boundaries are chosen such that they yield the same probability of y given x, and at the same time enclose a probability mass 1/N on the background distribution (the whole population's distribution).
A second letter of unknown authorship was sent from Lisbon to Nuremberg at around the same time, enclosing a sketch by an unknown artist.
The term katchi abadi is used to describe the temporary squatter settlements found along green belts, off main roads, sometimes fanning out from the edges of a city, at other times enclosed by cosmetic walls in the heart of the elite sectors.
Cells were washed for a final three times, enclosed in Vectrashield Hard-Set (Vector labs, Burlington, CA, USA) and scanned using a Zeiss LTM700 confocal laser microscope.
These topics were included because a recent exhaustive review [ 15] suggested that these specific considerations require revision, particularly in view of recent changes in surgical practice such as reduced fasting times, enclosing exposed viscera, and changes in surgical methods to reduce tissue damage.
Long time frame, enclosed space — a train ride sounds like an ideal reporting environment.
This time, I enclosed a few pages of one of the short stories I had secretly written.
Reinforced with such thoughts, I was back at the post office counter at Chamarajapuram, weighing the packet; this time I enclosed with the three manuscripts a personal letter imploring the editor to give himself a chance to read the compositions.
