Puts a fence around

Usage examples of encloses.

From this fact he has drawn the conclusion that the Antarctic Circle encloses considerable continents, as icebergs cannot form in open sea, but only on the coasts.

Like Religion, Love, Nature, while those terms are indispensable, and we all give a sufficiently accurate meaning to them, in my opinion no definition that has ever been made sufficiently encloses the name Poetry.

A rail of light wood, some two feet high, encloses an oblong piece of gravel like the king's Pray Place.

Among the mammals compactness reaches the extreme, and one set of cells entirely encloses the other.

L, because it encloses the inner portion as the bark encloses a tree).

The metal bracelet encloses a pseudo-virus, a set of giant protein molecules with taps directly to the bloodstream and nervous system.

He stares down at his erection with a stunned expression as Luong encloses it with the palms of her hands and draws him down to where she lies on a rough mat of straw.

In this place, the geological basin of the ocean forms, as far as the Lesser Antilles, a cliff to three and a half miles perpendicular in height, and, at the parallel of the Cape Verde Islands, an other wall not less considerable, that encloses thus all the sunk continent of the Atlantic.