But their world remains self enclosed.

I have enclosed your order form.

Dory_Eryani tweeted the core of their message, distributed in a leaflet

Her house is enclosed with a white fence.

Enclosed is a copy of the bank transfer receipt.

Jutting out 500 metres into the sea, this construction enclosed Derbent's harbour.

I saw this leaflet and it said, There are millions of slaves in the world today.

The enclosed balconies would usually become bedrooms for children or young married couples.

According to Fat Mario, The Enclosed Instruction Book is the best book ever.

I do not say that no Christians have enclosed places of this sort.

Scotland was the first country in the UK to ban smoking in enclosed public places.

In eighteenth century Britain, land, which was previously a public resource, was enclosed by private owners.

The old city was enclosed within an ancient wall that was last rebuilt by the Mamluks.

Since the leaflet has not been officially recognized as extremist material, we believe there is no ground even for administrative persecution.

A few weeks ago, a Tehran photographer sent these photos of graffiti via email he enclosed this remark

(Right) Left open or enclosed, balconies are still an important aspect of life at soviet social housing apartments.

In Kazakhstan, he was forced to live in a tiny enclosed space and performed hard manual labor without any compensation.

Stanislav was not the author of the leaflet, not the author of the photo, he is accused only of retweeting the message that contained the photo.

Inside Sorek, 50,000 membranes enclosed in vertical white cylinders, each 4 feet high and 16 inches wide, are whirring like jet engines.

The Internet s creators, part of a small, enclosed community, were very comfortable with an open system in which security was not a primary concern.

Why, they who have earned the wages of sin and are enclosed in error, are people of Hell, where they will abide for ever.

He located another, placed it over the first one ... Their cilia locked and they became a single membrane which enclosed him to the elbow ...

Instead, the nuclear reactor was enclosed in primary and secondary containment vessels, which sat atop a thick concrete pad at the base of the containment building.

For the process, the group of animals is surrounded within a huge area that little by little gets enclosed until every animal is captured and be sheared.

4. Requests the Department of Public Information to implement the relevant provisions of General Assembly resolution 60 112 on the preparation of an information leaflet on the assistance programmes available to the Non Self Governing Territories

Kalinichenko, an opposition blogger, retweeted a photo taken on May 6, 2013 at Patriarshie Prudy in Moscow, of a leaflet that said Stop going to rallies and start acting! and was signed with First resistance brigade.

In the enclosed letter, Bohr wrote, It is the only thing I have to send home but I do not believe that it would be very easy to find anything better ...

In The Quadrature of the Parabola , Archimedes proved that the area enclosed by a parabola and a straight line is times the area of a corresponding inscribed triangle as shown in the figure at right.

The American law professor James Boyle believes that we can grasp the way in which the body has become an object of trade by likening it to the historical process of enclosure. In eighteenth century Britain, land, which was previously a public resource, was enclosed by private owners.

There are of course the highlighted sites on our See and Do the Eiffel Tower at night with its lights ablaze and the city glinting below, the awe inspiring majesty of Notre Dame Cathedral, and the endless beauty enclosed within theLouvre museum where one can duck the occasional Paris rain shower.