The demons swirl closer to the dead man, enclosing him.
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She closed the door, enclosing them in the humid home.
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They seemed unchanging, like a giant white noise machine enclosing me.
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Bubbles are made up of a thin film of liquid enclosing a gas.
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These heads and bodies are without flesh, their shells enclosing an empty space.
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Antibubbles, on the other hand, are a thin film of gas enclosing a liquid.
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For Mum, those emotions are like a warm cardigan wrapped around her, enclosing her.
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The next day, the show began with moving ribs of light enclosing the runway.
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It took hours to trace even a portion of the fence enclosing the site.
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His first lamp, designed in 20073, was a large crystal bulb enclosing a smaller one.
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Many have called for enclosing the river and diverting its waters to filter out pollutants.
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When an unwary fly ventures inside the flower, the trap closes shut, enclosing the fly inside.
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Japanese knotweed had grown around the chain-link fence enclosing the construction trailers under the bridge.
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By enclosing the deck, you are potentially claiming part of the backyard as additional living space.
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Anjum has converted the cemetery into a guesthouse, with roofs and walls enclosing the burial plots.
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The first, painted on the tea towel, focuses on a flower bed and an enclosing gate.
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The extra wall space created by enclosing a kitchen opens up more design options, Mr. Penick said.
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I remember one day a printed sign appeared taped to the clear case enclosing the toppings station.
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In Mumbai, a frankie is street food, a flatbread, like a wrap or burrito, enclosing a filling.
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More plastic pickets went in, enclosing a muddy plot big enough for a serious game of catch.
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Fold the bottom left corner to meet the top right corner, forming a triangle and enclosing the filling.
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A fence runs between the building and a detached one-car garage, enclosing the patio space between them.
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The clouds above the enclosing hills were low and racing, like waves fleeing a storm out at sea.
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Distant acquaintances found circuitous ways of enclosing their bank-account numbers while complimenting Emma's fortitude and imagined wealth.
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Outdoor space: The cage enclosing the pool helps keep out mosquitoes and debris as well as providing safety.
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Additional safety precautions added include a net enclosing the chute to retain the raft, velcro seatbelts and weight restrictions.
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It's Stick that gets a voice in the teaser trailer, which features a literal hand enclosing The Defenders logo.
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Enclosing the deck might require using the building's unused development rights, also known as air rights, Mr. Greenstein said.
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Summarize the situation, explaining that you have paid your rent, and enclosing proof that the landlord received the checks.
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Sometimes a petal's contour stops in midair, as if there was no need to make a complete, enclosing line.
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He may have meant the enclosing Speedway, so immense its architects were obligated to take into account Earth's curvature.
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Protect your TV from rising heat by mounting it above a mantel or enclosing it in a well-ventilated cabinet.
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Each month you receive a new case file enclosing everything you need to solve a mystery and close the case.
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The circle has been divided in half vertically, with a white band on the left enclosing a black semi-circle.
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Regrettably, as it was constructed, the wall also became a means of enclosing and grabbing additional West Bank Palestinian land.
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Police officers gated off a section in front of the building, enclosing the small and freezing crowd in the dark.
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In one photograph, a new addition to a house was built atop a working chimney, enclosing it in the attic.
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Instead, they were stuffed with more than two dozen curiously wrapped bundles, each enclosing an amorphous blob suspended in liquid.
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"I am enclosing $50 to pay for this stop sign I stole when I was a thoughtless teenager," the man wrote.
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Can we continue to open out of this place and release ourselves from the enclosing structures used to maintain this empire?
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As Joaquin's name was called, his mother, Patricia Oliver, received a frame enclosing the items and hoisted it in the air.
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The storm cards work sort of similarly to the ever-enclosing deadly storm that adds to the intensity of Fortnite: Battle Royale.
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Then, once inside the body, the capsules enclosing the robots dissolve, allowing the devices to unfold, reconfigure themselves and get to work.
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On Friday afternoon, drivers cruised slowly past Mr. Barbati's two-story house and peered at the tall white fence enclosing the backyard.
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A special ground-beef preparation, kofta, a giant seasoned patty enclosing kasseri cheese, is seared on the grill and served in portions.
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Embedded in the figurine's polymer matrix are trillions of microscopic glass beads, each one enclosing a few dozen molecules of synthetic DNA.
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Both of the "image triage systems" designed by these groups require the humans in them to wear special skull-enclosing caps (see picture).
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But for him, and many others, the cultural connotations of the moves he is making begin and end within Fortnite's shimmering, enclosing walls.
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The still extant Café Central had an interior like a miniaturized San Marco, with hallucinatory Byzantine columns and swooping enclosing spandrels and squinches.
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So we imagine a communal bell jar, enclosing us all, an impenetrable but transparent border sealed off from the menace of human ruin.
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A bellowing red band surrounding this central area is its equal in visual force, and the enclosing serene blue mellows out the situation.
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One co-op, Agri-Mark, even began enclosing lists of suicide-prevention resources with the checks it sends to farmers twice a month.
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Sergers secure and finish seams by stitching fabric pieces together, trimming the seam allowance, and enclosing the raw edges — all in one step.
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Another tap and a mesh screen came down, enclosing the terrace and turning the geothermally cooled house into a giant screened-in porch.
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The myriad, echoing lines endow the overall shape with a state of flux, enclosing and defining forms that swell, band, and stretch out.
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Christened "Pure Potential," the inner space is sanctuary-like: dark and enclosing, with a lone white column erected in the middle, supporting no ceiling.
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We're enclosing our December briefing for your reference, as it further elaborates on the challenges we have been trying to work through with Facebook.
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Because this is a weighted photograph within a photograph, the discordant image enclosed versus the dominant image enclosing, it is disorienting and intensely memorable.
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Nearby is the Tomb of Cyrus, built in the 6th century B.C., enclosing the bones of a ruler who conquered most of Western Asia.
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"It appears that the Administration is something less than enthusiastic about this issue," she wrote to Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, enclosing the memo.
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By enclosing participants in a thermal suit, he and his colleagues were able to manipulate temperature by a very small amount, within half a degree.
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The glasshouse was closed for the works, with a tent structure large enough to cover three Boeing 747 planes enclosing the building in southwest London.
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"Simply enclosing an item will help the odor remain for much longer," explained Alexandra Horowitz, a dog cognition expert at Barnard who studies canine olfaction.
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Place 3 tablespoons filling in the center of the dough and, using the plastic wrap, fold the dough up and over the filling, enclosing it.
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" Enclosing his fist into a tight ball, Mr. Winton stated: "You show up, you seize" and "you dig in, you enclose, you consolidate, you defend.
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I'm enclosing a bibliography as well as an exhibition and lecture sheet to clarify this extremely paradoxical history, the punishing facts of this mythic 'career.
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Click here to view original GIFNormally, crustaceans protect their eggs and embryos by attaching them to their limbs, or by enclosing them with a special pouch.
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Evolution, from the Latin evolutio, means an unfolding or opening out of a curve, emergence or release from an envelope or enclosing structure, or a transformation.
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By the time she gets to "Bean" (1982), "Water Girl" (1982), and "Her Story" (133), the negative space is as important as the shaped canvases enclosing it.
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The installation forces viewers to see the intense splendor of their surroundings by enclosing them in the landscape, while also trapping them in a caricature of suburbia.
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At the headquarters of Zimbabwe's ruling party, a portrait of the former dictator, Robert Gabriel Mugabe, stared down from a high wall enclosing a bank of elevators.
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Also contributing to the pressurized situation is a package Olivia has just received from the F.B.I. enclosing tape recordings and a machine on which to play them.
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A veterinarian at a Gabon zoo supplied them with leopard urine, and they poured drops of it on the fence enclosing the space in which the chimpanzees lived.
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Every year I wrote a holiday letter to Dr. Wilson, telling him of the adventures his hip had taken me on that year, enclosing photos and thanking him.
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The Canadian government placed internment camps in the valleys of mountains, which served as their borders; thus, a mountain stripped of its volume appears weightless and incapable of enclosing.
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It may not look like much to the untrained eye, and certainly enclosing a space with a net is considerably less labor-intensive than building an entire fake town.
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Click an item in your results list to see the location of the file and its enclosing folders in the path bar at the bottom of the Finder window.
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It's obvious that care has been taken with a "toy box" salad — four spears of grilled white asparagus enclosing quartered tomatoes, radish shavings and three dollops of mozzarella burrata.
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The glass facade, like a nesting doll, is just a shell enclosing a separate building with the classrooms, the gap in between acting as a virtual chimney, extracting heat.
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Shelagh Delaney was still a teenager when she sent her first script off to a London theater in 1958, enclosing a note that fairly bristled with a bold defensiveness.
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Enclosing this retro extravaganza about 60 miles south of London is a 2.4-mile racetrack, where the dominant sounds are the growls and burps of decades-old automobile motors.
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"This will further tighten the Asia-Pacific antimissile barrier enclosing China and Russia, and will weaken their strategic capacities — something we adamantly oppose," a top Chinese military official said.
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Within this definition is the deep echo of the captured black body and continual motion of escape — think of Henry "Box" Brown enclosing himself in a container to escape slavery.
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But this frog's most notable feature is its translucent pericardium, a membrane enclosing the heart which extends from its belly all the way up into its chest and lower jaw.
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The Cincinnati Zoo had a barrier, bushes, a 10 to 12-foot drop (there's a wall so the gorillas can't climb out), and a shallow moat enclosing the gorilla exhibit.
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The company was prepared for big tsunamis, having built sea walls rising to about 46 feet at the Fukushima plants and enclosing backup generators in waterproof facilities, Mr. Okamura said.
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It is as though we lived within a five- or six-foot-tall eye, an immense, enclosing ear, with all an eye or ear's illusions, blind spots, and habitual mistakes.
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If it doesn't, you can copy a section of the statement and paste it into a search engine, enclosing the text in quotation marks to search for that exact phrasing.
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I had a heightened awareness of every part of my body, the physicality of the cool water and the bright air and a surreal forest enclosing the pool in magnificent foliage.
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Scharper's perspective is one that goes back to the first enclosing of communal farming lands by the wealthy to create private property in the 1700s, creating a class of landless labourers.
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But that may have been not so much a fault of balance as a deliberate effect of Ginastera's writing, which imagines the music as a kind of exoskeleton enclosing the text.
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Facebook dreams of capturing all that is social (which is to say everything), and while Artifact has a different target in mind, the underlying principle of enclosing more is the same.
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The house is a two-tiered structure with a cupric roof enclosing a basalt courtyard that contains an immense boulder, placed asymmetrically to one side, redolent of an Isamu Noguchi sculpture.
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The Pac-Man analogy refers to ClearSpace-1's strategy of enclosing a piece of junk within a containment structure, similar to how the beloved arcade game character gobbles down dots.
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Most importantly, we would like to know: We're enclosing our December briefing for your reference, as it further elaborates on the challenges we have been trying to work through with Facebook. Best,
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Take, for example, a note they left in the inlay to The Devil and God CD. On it they asked fans to send a letter to an address, enclosing a $1 bill.
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Felix screamed all the way to the kitchen table, where Mr. Bedor fitted him with an "Elizabethan collar" — a clear plastic funnel enclosing his head — and went to work combing and cutting.
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Consider the idea of enclosing in the winner's envelope a list of three issues affecting our nation from which the Oscar recipient must either choose one to spout off on or none.
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She lifts it onto the bed, enclosing her body in a darker cave of morning, willing herself to fall back asleep to see if Jia Yi comes again to whisper her killer's name.
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Not all of Europe's barriers are so fresh, refugees are still trying to climb or swim around fences originally built in the mid-1990's enclosing Spain's Moroccan enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla.
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This involves creating an individual model of a person's tooth, often in wax, enclosing it in a ceramic casing, melting out the wax and then pouring molten metal into the cavity left behind.
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Enclosing the second patio is a wing, reachable only from the outside, with a second living room, four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, three additional bathrooms and a set of rooms for storage.
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Back in 2009, Beijing submitted a map to the United Nations asserting "indisputable sovereignty" over the waters within a "nine-dashed line" enclosing that 80 to 90 percent of the South China Sea.
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Gaspar Calderón, the baker, makes dense pan de amasado for chacarero, an oversize sandwich enclosing planes of steak cut thin but still resisting the teeth, and string beans with a bit of snap.
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A formerly abandoned livestock pasture, the hacienda abode is today like a modern-day Garden of Eden, with sculptured hedges enclosing beds of impatiens, a hillside lawn, and bougainvillea and hibiscus draped everywhere.
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His work at the Met also included the enormous glass pavilion enclosing the Temple of Dendur, completed in 1979, and he redesigned the front stairs and the plaza in front of the museum.
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But in these cases, the human origin of the fossils isn't entirely clear, and the items were indirectly dated, meaning the deposits enclosing the fossil or artifacts were dated, and not the fossil itself.
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Roughly the weight of the Eiffel Tower and enclosing a volume greater than St Peter's Basilica in Rome, its polyhedral frame measures 68 metres from top to bottom and over 20503 metres in diameter.
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Then I wrote a little note and made multiple copies of it: I am enclosing a picture taken at Mother's birthday party, which shows my son, Charlie, his wife, Julie, and my grandson, Patrick.
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At the start of the affair Mr Bachardy sent copious letters back to Los Angeles, complaining about living with Mr Page (though not admitting to a relationship), enclosing pictures of kittens cut out from magazines.
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At one point, she lifted one of the male dancers, who was naked except for a pair of flesh-colored briefs, and, squatting slightly, cradled him on her knees, enclosing him in a spiky embrace.
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We instead remember death before it happens by building cemeteries, celebrating the dead, enclosing huge spaces that have no function except to console us, and to remind us that we're headed for the same place.
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A notice announcing it was up for lease had surfaced last year on the chain-linked fence enclosing it, but he secured the space only after nine months of battling the city over permit approvals.
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The hoses are used with protective gear that looks like a spacesuit, fully enclosing the wearer and providing its own air supply to avoid any possible contact with pathogens, some of which may be airborne.
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"The Flying Machine Arena offers ideal conditions to test novel concepts thanks to a high-precision localization system, high-performance radio links, easy-to-use software structure, and safety nets enclosing the space," its website describes.
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Upon entering Hudson Hall, the first thing you see are several pieces on the walls of the hallway, rustic wood frames either filled with a single bark "skin," or enclosing a found piece of shaped wood.
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Consisting of a 184-by-161-foot platform enclosing a slightly smaller platform, topped with a small building and approached by a monumental façade, the monument is located only about a half mile south of Petra's center.
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Police have arrested one man who posted a video showing himself licking the metal enclosing the Imam Reza shrine in Mashhad, the most-important Shiite saint buried in the country, according to reports by semiofficial news agencies.
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It doesn't need this much swaddling: 1 small bottle of dog meds in 12x9x4 box plus bubble wrap from EgregiousPackaging Put these drops in a tiny box and call it a day, Amazon: All this for one tiny bottle from EgregiousPackaging We all love snack size bags of chips but they don't deserve this level of plastic protection: 1 giant bag, enclosing 18 bags, enclosing 9 ounces of popcorn from EgregiousPackaging This anti-wrinkle lotion packaging is giving me wrinkles out of stress: Costco anti-wrinkle abomination from EgregiousPackaging FREE. THE. PEAR.
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A vegan entree deploys polenta in a novel construction, molded into a large disk completely enclosing a core of butternut squash purée, then baked and served over greens tossed with eggless pappardelle pasta in a light basil pesto.
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Some precautions include applying grip tape to areas of the track prone to tire slippage, and creating "see throughs" at corners using small orange concrete markers to lessen the risk of hitting the metal barriers enclosing the course.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French artist Abraham Poincheval embarked on a new feat on Wednesday by enclosing himself inside a block of stone for a week, adding to the two weeks he previously spent inside a sculpture of a bear.
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This is what Stout said to Friedman about his graphite drawings in the catalogue published on the occasion of his retrospective: When I start drawing, I work with the black and white areas as well as their enclosing lines.
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Reuters was the first to report the maneuver, which "challenged the restrictions on innocent passage imposed by China, Taiwan, and Vietnam, and also contested China's claim to straight baselines enclosing the Paracel Islands," the Navy's 7th fleet spokesman Cmdr.
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Reuters was the first to report the maneuver, which "challenged the restrictions on innocent passage imposed by China, Taiwan, and Vietnam, and also contested China's claim to straight baselines enclosing the Paracel Islands," the Navy's 6900th fleet spokesman Cmdr.
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Cook's book, however, mostly concerns capitalization in the United States, where British colonialists had hoped to replicate "the burgeoning agrarian capitalism of Ireland and England," by enclosing land in the New World and transforming it into units of rent-producing capital.
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During its first three hours, this bug celebration will include a drop-in family art project (also offered on Sunday), in which children can learn about moth caterpillars and make their own model cocoons, enclosing within each a message about change.
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"Make love not canal," said a banner held by other activists standing by the bed on the Vistula Spit, a heavily wooded sandbank 55 km (35 miles) long but less than 2 km (1.25 miles) wide, enclosing a coastal lagoon.
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The Vive also does manage to do a much better job at blocking out light by enclosing the nose gap much more effectively than the Rift, it's really surprising how much this helps in terms of achieving immersion while playing different titles.
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Front Burner So much time, care and attention have been lavished on this single tiny cheese, a 4-ounce goat button from Coach Farm in Pine Plains, N.Y., that has a velvety rind enclosing a creamy layer with a soft paste inside.
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A portrait emerges of an America divided: the United States enclosing within it another nation, Ameristan, the borders of which are "not a line on a map," impossible to demarcate and having "no official reality" but nevertheless all too real in effect.
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Mr. Lopez's innovations include a tamal that's a take on the Mexican dish tinga, enclosing shreds of chicken that has long wallowed with chipotle, tomatoes and onions, and another with a seam of bacon and mozzarella — the bacon just enough to make you thirst.
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But as Emily accepts those constraints, enclosing herself within an ever-narrowing circle of activity and acquaintance, Nixon's voice and body vibrate at a higher frequency, and we find ourselves beholding one of the most plausible and powerful depictions of genius ever committed to film.
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The whole tier—common area, surrounding cells, and the catwalk enclosing everything—wasn't much larger than a basketball court, and anybody in there could have told you that, if you went promenading on the catwalk, two hundred sixty steps would bring you back to where you started.
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In Tibetan Buddhism, senior monks practise "dark meditation" in unlit caves to eliminate distractions; the Kogi of Colombia also find wisdom in the dark, enclosing some male children in a dark cave for the first nine years of their lives as part of their spiritual training.
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In fact, now that the place is largely complete, he has other big plans for the town, some admittedly fantastic: His dream is to convert one of the abandoned gas stations into a winter garden by enclosing the concrete island in glass where the pumps once stood, then planting a verdant jungle.
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The combination of sonic textures and visual theatrics—a span of outfit changes, the swirl of undulating Kanda visuals projected on a huge screen behind which Arca periodically mixes when not singing on the runway— makes this a performance that first grabs you by the shoulders and shakes you, before enclosing you in a hug.
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On a large table behind the books is a glass bubble enclosing a scale model of Mark Zuckerberg's infamously-secluded home (he bought the 4 surrounding houses to ensure his privacy) as well as a reconstruction of the main offices of Palantir, the shadowy US government data mining contractor started by noted Donald Trump supporter and alleged vampiric billionaire Peter Thiel.
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The satirical site The Onion took the present to its logical extreme last month: "After a search for a new location lasting more than a year, a massive dome was seen descending from the sky and enclosing the whole nation Friday as Amazon C.E.O. Jeff Bezos announced to a horrified American populace that it was now living inside his company's second headquarters."
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Among the smallest works in either show, a roughly 8-by-14-inch "Standard Candles" (no numeration appears on the checklist) comprises a double-wide box-jointed frame of unfinished wood enclosing a sheet of frosted Plexiglas; the wall behind the Plexi is painted a color that we don't see directly but that, filtered through the Plexi, comes across as a gentle but insistent rosy pink.
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The One S also seems to kick off a noticeable amount of heat (don't set anything on top of it, that's where the fan exhaust goes), but since the case is so much smaller I feel better about enclosing it in the cabinet underneath my TV. The One S can also be stood up vertically on a simple stand that clicks in a satisfying, sturdy way.
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