用enclosed by造句子，“enclosed by”造句
Covering an area of 175 acres, the Palace is enclosed by walls over 35 feet high.
The nuclear core in many newer reactors, including the ones in Japan, is enclosed by a steel containment vessel.
The unloaded ore is blended and stockpiled in a vast yard enclosed by fine-mesh screens to stop the dust from blowing towards the nearby city of Vitória.
I came here four years ago, and despite the obvious sprawl of the town, there was still a feeling that every street was enclosed by an almost magical landscape.
So she went round the side of the house. At the Back of the cottage the land rose steeply, so the Back yard was sunken, and enclosed by a low stone wall. She turned the corner of the house and stopped.
The myocardial cell is enclosed by the sarcolemma.
The tiny hamlet was enclosed by walls about half a man's height.
Control villages resembling project villages in terms of population size were randomly selected from an area enclosed by two ellipses centred around, But not including, the project area.
The planning area is up to 2, 000 acre and the 1st round investment will take 235 acre, in the center of the square area enclosed by Shifang Avenue Gulou Street Yong street Yinhua Avenue.
This paragraph is enclosed by brackets.
Tour car of director Sun Zhengde to the crossroads, are enclosed by a bursting at the seams.
Harry gazed at the circular patch of dusty floor enclosed by his hoop and tried hard to think of nothing else.
The garden was enclosed by a privet hedge.
A fully accessible green roof drawn in a triple-ring-shape creates three courtyards enclosed by the looping structure, providing safe and secure playgrounds for the kindergarten's occupants.
The football field is enclosed by a wall.
The space enclosed by this outer wall.
Solid throughout, it is enclosed by a massive stone railing pierced by four gateways on which are elaborate carvings depicting the life of the Buddha.
The pistillate (female) flowers are the kernels on the cob , which is enclosed by a leafy husk beyond which extend threadlike styles and stigmas (the silk), which catch the pollen .
