encircle

For a moment, she felt all of them close and encircling her.

But by then, I would not care if they encircled him.

She could be encircled by an army and she'd never know it.

I reached out and encircled both their hands with my own.

My hand was too small even begin to encircle it.

Once in control of the city, the army encircled each district looking for young men.

But my hands were not big enough to encircle the wood.

"I should think that we have them pretty well encircled on three sides."

A large hand encircled his arm and pulled him out of the car.

But if not his, then whose were the hands which had encircled her neck?

The Americans changed their plans and tried to take the town by encircling it.

He shut the door and encircled her in his arms.

Berlin would be encircled within a matter of days, if not hours.

The girl is then encircled by all family members and relatives.

She was described as "encircling with love other women's children".

A balcony is thought to have once encircled the top.

The bed is rapidly encircled by a wall of fire.

He did so, and felt her arms encircle his neck.

You can come to a yes or no without first encircling the globe.

"Do you see how I nearly encircle his throat with just one hand?"

He encircled her with one great arm, saying nothing, only looking up into the sky.

And to make everything worse, his arms were encircling her at that very moment.

Indeed, just one of them would seem to be able to encircle and break a man's neck.

Another group encircled Decker, who was still on the ground.

One arm moved up and encircled the young woman's neck.