Sentence examples for which enclosed the from inspiring English sources

It was made from one or two pieces of soft leather, which enclosed the foot, with no added heel.

When Congress appropriated $30,000 for the laying of a test telegraph cable between Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, Smith had taken a contract from the inventor, Samuel F.B. Morse, to lay the lead pipe which enclosed the telegraph wires.

Located on a hilltop, the citadel consisted of a series of three concentric walls made of mud brick and palm timbers, the outer wall of which enclosed the old city.

It was in these petite paired spaces that Nunn scored one of his career highlights – a famous version of Macbeth with Judi Dench and Ian McKellen, created on a design budget of £250, which enclosed the action in a tiny chalk circle, bringing out the play's claustrophobic, unearthly danger (some of which is captured by a 1978 TV adaptation).

For these silicates, the euhedral to subhedral shapes of olivine crystals indicate that olivine crystallized first, followed by pyroxene and plagioclase, which enclosed the olivine.

This enquiry may have been prompted by the 'Inclosure acts' which were passed in England starting in 1750 which enclosed the open fields in the country (The Isles Project 2010).

fruit -- In flowering plants, the structure which encloses the seeds.

ovary -- In flowering plants, the part of the flower which encloses the ovules.

A river flows in blue paint on the wooden hoardings which enclose the city's waterways.

The pod consists of a shell and pulp, which encloses the seeds.

The region surrounding Pune includes the Sahyadri Hills, the Balaghat Range (north), and the Mahadeo Hills (south), which enclose the northern Bhima River valley.