enclose * , auch: inclose

He did not want to feel enclosed in the building.

He looked down at her hand where his own enclosed it.

I enclosed a key with it so she could get into the house.

However, the process is enclosed in a black box for a good reason.

In one of them a short note to me was enclosed.

He had the ground raised and enclosed within a high wall.

They enclosed the same color photo they'd used a hundred times.

Certainly all the fields were enclosed by the year 1572.

We had a letter this morning and one enclosed for you.

The estate is enclosed by water to the west, north and east.

A list of the schools served during the 1996-97 school year is enclosed.

To the north and to the south we were enclosed by dark forest.

She was now fully enclosed, with a good two feet of room on either side.

The door opened into a small court that was enclosed by a wall of its own.

The church was enclosed in 1857 and Mass has been said there ever since.

She enclosed a circle in the air with her hands.

Now the tank was enclosed around the four of them.

He enclosed two small photographs of himself, then and now.

The ground floor was originally open but has since been enclosed.

The name and address enclosed is your personal contact with us.

The forest, or much of it, was being cut down and the land enclosed.

Step inside and you'll find yourself in a space enclosed on one side by a 260-foot-long glass wall.

In the years after the war, people further down the street also asked for the Row to be enclosed.

Upon the ground was a star enclosed in a circle.

The Arena took its name from the space it enclosed.