Make sure they're fenced in and have shade and water.
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But their hardtops fully retract for a less fenced-in feeling.
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Wildwood, for example, opened a fenced-in dog park in 2014.
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If you have a dog, you may need a fenced-in backyard.
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There are construction sites, dusty fenced-in clearings, and dismal apartment blocks.
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But it had a fenced-in yard that their dog, Butters, appreciated.
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He said he could not stand being fenced in at Fort Ord.
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In McAllen, Texas, adult men are being held in fenced-in pens.
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The twins both fell into their backyard pool, which was not fenced in.
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This fenced-in community holds about 40,000 Syrian refugees and it's growing. pic.twitter.
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You'll also have access to a fenced in yard behind the main house.
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It was a fenced-in yard, and she met me at the gate.
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The sprawling park is fenced in along the boundary between Limpopo and the wildlife.
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He started climbing the fenced-in balconies of the building with wire cutters handy.
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The stabbing victims were from the fenced-in West Bank settlement of Neve Tsuf.
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The 7,841-square-foot lot features an open-air porch and fenced-in backyard.
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I need a safely fenced-in place where I can still dare to have... hope.
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I never let them off leash outside of fenced-in areas because I'm too paranoid.
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They have a fenced-in yard, so the puppy happily runs around without a leash.
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For safety reasons, drones are relegated to fenced-in cages on the CES show floor.
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This means more relatively warm air that can potentially destabilize the cold, fenced-in Arctic.
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"I did see a fenced-in paddock that had a skeleton in it," Lewis said.
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His department is running extra patrols near the site and six others, which are fenced in.
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Gilead corrals its outcasts "like sheep into fenced-in ghost towns with no food and water".
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Charles I had created London's largest park, Richmond, a 21916,21851-acre fenced-in wilderness, in 18726.
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Residents can relax on the front porch or spend time outdoors in the fenced-in backyard.
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Buddy will have a large fenced in yard and his new 'brother' to play in it with.
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You have this house right down the street with a fenced-in yard, can we move in?
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About 163 cats now live in a fenced-in section of Southpoint Park, which opened in 2011.
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Even the playground isn't inspiring — a fenced-in yard with some toys scattered around the wood chips.
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He uses surveillance cameras to track her every move and automated alarms to keep her fenced in.
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The basement, half finished, held a laundry room, and the fenced-in backyard was bigger than most.
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They updated the interior, added blue siding and fenced in the backyard for Cooper, their lab mix.
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Back outside, security would not allow him to leave the fenced-in premises until his taxi arrived.
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To prepare, they bought a home in Dimondale near the Grand River with a fenced-in yard.
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If a player wants to derail the momentum, he might toss the ball into a fenced-in area.
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Then it becomes clear it's about Gaza and the future of the impoverished and fenced-in Palestinian enclave.
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"Drake wanted the freedom to move around on stage and not worry about being fenced in," he says.
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Nearby, men watched from the fenced-in enclosure where they were waiting for security clearance from Kurdish intelligence.
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People react to the fenced-in detention centers for children and babies and say this is not America.
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Instead, housing is getting fenced in by rising mortgage rates, as well as high prices and low inventory.
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That frustrates Mr. Mouland and his friends, who say they are already fenced in by too many rules.
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The room "Prosperity," displays around one hundred objects from the Qing dynasty in a large fenced-in case.
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Outside, the property boasts a fenced-in tennis court, a 50-foot swimming pool and spa with a cabana.
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Finally, next to the skatepark, there is a series of tennis courts, each fenced in by towering chain link.
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The fire ignited in a fenced-in area under the expressway, where the state stores construction materials, McMurry said.
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In May, a young California toddler died after falling into the family's swimming pool, which was not fenced in.
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Other renovated properties were stripped down to their bones and rebuilt — taller, larger, more colorful, with fenced-in backyards.
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They live on an eight-acre, fenced-in "turkey kingdom" in the woods, the sanctuary's founder, Kurt Andernach, said.
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Not to worry: nearby there is a fenced-in pond to splash around in, the newly renovated Dog Beach.
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Fenced in by arid hills, one is sure to witness an assortment of shades of blue in the lake's waters.
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The fenced-in yard was also full of appliances and the fence was knocked over and lying on the ground.
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The mountains' craggy bases are fenced in by a long parade of leafless birch trees mingled with small blue spruces.
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In the footage, children can be seen crying and attempting to climb chairs to escape the fenced-in playground area.
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And city parks sometimes have fenced-in areas to assure that fragile plants are not being stepped on, or worse.
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In the front of the property, there's a fenced-in garden where guests can pick in-season vegetables and herbs.
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The low wall was several hundred yards outside of a fenced-in and guarded Israeli settlement deep within Palestinian territory.
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Sinn was eventually let back into the home, with a new routine and a new large fenced-in area to play.
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One of our priorities when we were shopping for houses was a big fenced-in backyard, and this house really delivered.
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" If a single word could describe the fenced-in holding pens for undocumented immigrants at processing facilities, some might choose "cages.
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On Thursday several streets in downtown Buenos Aires were fenced in and there was a strong police presence on some corners.
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Many other similar facilities are fenced in and heavily patrolled by security to keep out squatters, vandals, and curious urban explorers.
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They have American-made cars, flat screen TVs, and fenced-in yards for dogs that are there to protect private property.
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What matters equally and draws the throngs to a dusty, fenced in enclosure in the center of Anoumabo, is the music.
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The Border Patrol recently placed families in a fenced-in encampment under a bridge in El Paso with little hot food.
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A few horses grazed near a big, fenced-in rectangle of grass—in the summer, Celmins explained, this is a polo field.
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The summer yappy hour now takes place in a fenced-in, 5,000-square-foot sandy outdoor area a block from the beach.
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General David Petraeus, the former CIA director, signed a letter to Congress calling for foreign aid to be ring-fenced in the budget.
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But in 2018, all that desperate tribalism and macho posturing — not to mention those fenced-in internment camps — comes across as downright prescient.
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He ended up coaxing the pup into a fenced-in area with food and water, where he slipped a leash on the chihuahua.
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This three-bedroom two-bathroom house has a beautiful fenced-in backyard, where residents can bask in the Los Angeles sun for hours.
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The issue began when a blaze ignited in a fenced-in area under the highway, where the state stored construction materials, officials said.
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A local brewery had fenced in a beer garden on the detention center's lawn, and loud jock jams blared in a frenetic symphony.
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The girl surrendered the entire bouquet, and Bella tossed it into the cypress shrubs by the restaurant's entrance, well groomed and fenced in.
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He chased them around the fenced-in area where they run free and stopped to pet retrievers and terriers who crossed his path.
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When Kristen Silton and her husband went house shopping several years ago, a fenced-in yard was high on their must-have list.
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Hundreds of migrant families are being detained in a fenced-in area under the Paso del Norte port of entry in El Paso, Texas.
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We have a fenced-in backyard, so I can just open up the back door and let him run around and do his business.
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Mesquite Police Dog Theft Investigation On 2000/06/18, two subjects stole a Dogue De Bordeaux puppy from a fenced in yard in Mesquite.
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However, there was not enough room within the fenced-in pen for every single man to have a cot to sleep on, Banks said.
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The mayor was left to look over the zoo's remaining capybara, Chewy, who sat in the grass in an otherwise empty fenced-in enclosure.
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Now insulated from the elements, the back patio is fenced in with a forest of bamboo and can even be tented for private functions.
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Mr. Benepe, who works near the Sheridan Square garden, said fenced-in greenery brightened up roadsides, improved air quality and caught storm-water runoff.
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I thought if I did, I would be fenced in by them and there would be no way to explore creativity through my feelings.
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For years, neighbors have complained about the noise coming from a large, fenced-in building here in a southern section of Bulgaria's capital city.
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Florian Lösche's black box set resembles a playpen fenced in by tautly stretched elastic bands through which the actors force themselves on- and offstage.
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Gestation crates involve confining mother pigs to fenced-in areas barely larger than their bodies, where they also lack the room to turn around.
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He spoke of building a meteorite museum in town and creating a fenced-in park atop Sunset Mesa, where visitors could observe meteorites in situ.
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The house isn't any larger than our current apartment and has one less bathroom, but it does have a fenced-in yard for our dog.
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The robot will operate in a similar capacity as the Kiva robotic drives, which currently navigate around a fenced-in "grid," sporting large shelving pods.
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Now, rather than fruit and wine, it is known for the checkpoint, a sprawling zone of steel and concrete with fenced-in lanes for pedestrians.
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For now, it appears these Yellowstone-area bears — protected again by the Endangered Species Act — are on their own genetically, fenced in by modern society.
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But the furtive predators are not fenced in, so they commonly roam outside refuges and sometimes (less ideally) feed on domesticated cattle, goats, or pigs.
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The house sits on one, the second has a saltwater pool and fountain screened by bamboo and the third is a fenced-in grassy area.
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Once the primary antagonists, they've now been reduced to a substitute for water, forming a "moat" in a fenced-in perimeter around the Savior compound.
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Her two grandchildren can play safely in the fenced-in yard, and she can take her Italian greyhound on walks to Main Street every morning.
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All of that said, it's not as though we found ourselves totally fenced-in by this constraint—we weren't ever trying to concoct especially elaborate gags.
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"I can't exactly tell you what will be the deciding factor," he said as he walked near his lot, which for now is just fenced in.
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Thousands of asylum-seeking children who traveled to the southern border have been separated from their parents and locked-up in fenced-in enclosures and camps.
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You, dear reader, can afford to eat at the Woodhouse Fish Company or the Southern Comfort Kitchen within the fenced-in range of Super Bowl City.
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The village of Anatevka, located just miles from the fictional setting of Fiddler on the Roof, is a dusty, fenced-in, and mostly treeless cluster of buildings.
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In the aftermath of the charges, billions of dollars of firm assets were ring-fenced in order to prevent trading partners from walking away from the fund.
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Francesco Ricasoli, owner of the Barone Ricasoli vineyard and descendant of an Italian prime minister who invented the modern Chianti-making process, has fenced in his vines.
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The camp, which is not fenced in, also offers weights and other exercise equipment, a basketball court, a tennis area and a baseball field, and bocce ball.
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They liked the fenced-in backyard and the two sinks in the master bathroom, but the asking price was $1.095 million, with monthly charges of almost $900.
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Swarms of police officers descended on Leinefelde for the festival, erecting barricades around the site, a grassy, fenced-in sports field on the southern edge of town.
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We drop the dog at my parents' house and play with her a bit in their fenced-in yard that she loves before we all head over.
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To create Identity Malta, the artist visited Ħal Far's fenced-in militarized zone, with rows of prefab, temporary housing units that house up to 20 immigrants each.
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The south side of the ward faced an equally awful image: a fenced‑in asphalt volleyball court and recreation area that was wrapped in double‑sided barbed wire.
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Instead, climbers have to collect all of their poop in the cans and then deposit them in a designated fenced-in area at the ranger station at Talkeetna.
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And the only time he runs around free is in the fenced-in dog run we built for him the backyard, which gives him about 400 sq. ft.
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I wanted at least three bedrooms and two bathrooms, at least twice the square feet of our apartment, a fenced-in yard, central air, and an updated kitchen.
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Detainees have reported being interrogated, tortured, and forced to consume Communist party propaganda at the camp, where they are guarded from watchtowers and fenced in my razor wire.
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If you have a fenced-in pond, they'll just need a place to retreat to at night, and this coop has ample space for up to three waterfowl.
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And there's Robert Is Here, a tropical fruit stand with fenced in tortoises at its petting zoo and shakes people drive hours to simply suck down in seconds.
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Some of these cabins had been duded up, fenced in and turned into compounds with jury-rigged satellites and dirt yards filled with old pickups and rusted trailers.
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When my daughter started preschool, she would run laps around the perimeter of the fenced-in playground without responding to kids who said "hi" as she passed by.
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Over the next few years, until the latrine was fenced in in 2007, the researchers observed 25 more sloths heading to the poo pit for a midnight feast.
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Coach Macky and I met in early October on a typical outdoor court — fenced-in blacktop, metal backboards, rims with no nets — on Second Avenue and 23th Street.
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Around the entire periphery there's about six feet of space between the fenced-in area and the gallery wall, so there is room to maneuver, but not much.
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Fenced in by barbed wire, she grabs at the wire in an instinctive act of self-punishment, a look of dazed contrition on her cold mask of a face.
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The public space has climbing equipment, fenced-in basketball and handball courts, and a blacktop softball field, arranged between a public school and a block of low-rise homes.
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The listing was one of the many modest, uniform homes that sit shoulder-to-shoulder all the way to the fenced-in reservoir at the end of its street.
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But the shelters are in a fenced-in area behind the camp, and for those still hoping to make it to the UK, the security adds an extra barrier.
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The Sheridan Square Viewing Garden is the only one known to carry that designation, though there are other gardens and parkland that have been partly or entirely fenced in.
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The fenced-in facility has taken on an air of permanence, with artificial turf for the soccer fields, flooring under the tents and generators for heat and air-conditioning.
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But advocates say some children and families who US Customs and Border Protection detained for days in the fenced-in space were shaken once they were released from custody.
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Instead the Dutch side were fenced in by United, nullified by Marouane Fellaini and man of the match Ander Herrera in the middle and stretched by Rashford's darting runs.
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Kim on in and put your Kardashian knowledge to the test with these fenced in photos ... see if you can guess which famed family member lived in the Kardashian crib!
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I was just going to say, about those high school students: What would a social network look like that was fenced in or walled in, that only provided credible sourcing?
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The Liverpool supporters died in a crush in an overcrowded, fenced-in enclosure at the Hillsborough ground in Sheffield, northern England, at an FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest.
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She spotted a listing on Zillow — a property in Van Nuys owned by Invitation Homes — with central air-conditioning and a fenced-in yard, perfect for her two beloved dogs.
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About 100 people crowded a fenced-in yard at the home of Abby Gould, an acquaintance of Ms. Assaf's who works for a firm that invests in the cannabis industry.
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In the rest of mainland China, outside Hubei, there were only five new confirmed cases, fenced in by tough public health measures imposed to contain the spread of the pathogen.
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At the group home on Friday, a wood-frame house painted light blue and set back from a fenced-in yard, a man answering the door declined to be interviewed.
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Kosher items are marked throughout with the letter K. The camp is not fenced in and inmates' movements throughout the day are not as tightly controlled as in more secure facilities.
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A few meters away is a little pond fenced in by sheets of zinc, where, from January until Holy Week (essentially the Colombian equivalent of easter), they raise tilapia to sell.
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These robots are the traditional industrial robots, colossal machines that pose a safety risk to humans and therefore need to be fenced in to protect workers as they complete their tasks.
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Yet even that can't breathe life -- immortal or otherwise -- into "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks," an earnest HBO adaptation of the bestselling book that's ultimately fenced in by its format.
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The victims, all Liverpool supporters, died in an overcrowded, fenced-in enclosure at the Hillsborough stadium in Sheffield, northern England, during an FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest.
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So we did all of our homework, and even moved into a larger home with two spare bedrooms and a fenced-in yard that was located in a great school district.
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There we walked a fenced-in border zone hovered over by sun-faded billboards of the Tajik president, Emomali Rahmon, and Karimov's successor, the Uzbek president, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, triumphantly clasping hands.
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BANGKOK — On the northern edge of Bangkok's Chinatown is a fenced-in, six-acre lot filled with vacant two-story shops where the only sound is the yowling of abandoned cats.
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But the largest poultry producers have so far been able to consider small, cement, fenced-in areas as outdoor access and have not been required to abide by specific spacing limitations.
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Migrants can move freely within their holding pens, but unaccompanied minors, girls older than 10 and small children are assigned separate fenced-in areas that are monitored by agents and cameras.
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Curly, as a cowboy with dreams of settling down and owning property someday, represents a potential future America that seamlessly integrates the dream of wide-open spaces with fenced-in land ownership.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian police secured a fenced-in migrant processing center near the Serbian border on Wednesday to block about 300 protesting migrants from marching to Budapest, police said in a statement.
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A land manager or concerned homeowner would simply call up their local goat herder and soon the cloven-hoofed beasts would be roving a fenced-in area, eating everything in their path.
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On the boardwalk, past a shuttered snack bar and a fenced-in pen with an ominous N.Y.C. Parks Department sign that read " Lost Children ," Jeffrey set up a scope on a tripod.
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John Cori, president of the Rockaway Beach Civic Association, was frustrated by the city's emphasis on protecting the planted dunes, which are fenced in, from the possibility that beachgoers might damage them.
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In April, pictures of migrants being held outside under a bridge in El Paso, fenced in and sleeping on the ground, attracted outrage and led Border Patrol to stop holding migrants there.
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Monica called after me as I proceeded down the street: "He wants to talk to you," she said, and I returned to the small fenced-in area with 20 or 30 animals.
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The large fenced-in area for the factory is vacant except for a few construction vehicles and a long trench where on a recent day a handful of workers were laying cable.
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Scattered across the open expanse of fenced-in dust were people of all ages (mostly men, mostly white), many of whom had set up their own outdoor activities to keep themselves occupied.
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The work mixes photographs, video, documents, and postcards to depict Jerenic's adoption of a small, fenced-in triangle of grass and asphalt just off the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway in New York City.
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More about exercising a greyhound: Because they've been bred with such a strong prey drive, it's imperative to never let them off their leash unless they're in a fenced-in or enclosed area.
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I let the dog out (a fenced-in yard is like 40% of why we picked this apartment), and when she zooms back in I let her wake up P. with morning kisses.
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Part of the prep happened this Saturday, when 100 or so volunteers worked elbow-to-elbow in a fenced-in, tented portion of the Ellipse, behind the South Lawn of the White House.
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Here in New Mexico, an R.V. resort is being built beside the Route 66 Casino Hotel, outside Albuquerque, complete with 100 full-service parking sites (as well as two fenced-in dog parks).
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Held by the Ottoman Empire until 1917, it passed from British to Egyptian to Israeli military rule over the last century and is now a fenced-in enclave inhabited by two million Palestinians.
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He last served as the spokesman for Ultimate Fighting Championship, the mixed-martial-arts league where opponents seek to beat each other into submission — in a fenced-in octagon that's practically a cage.
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On the roof, looking out across the city, I pictured Gothic piles and state psychiatric prisons, stone dungeons and brick barracks; and the wards, paint peeling, floors stained, locked and dark, fenced in.
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The streets are highway-wide, the better to accommodate copper trucks, and are lined with split-level and ranch-style homes with russet red, white, and marigold paint jobs and fenced-in yards.
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The Wonder Bar held its first weekly "Yappy Hour" in 2005 in a small fenced-in area next to the building, said Debbie DeLisa, a Wonder Bar manager and director of the event.
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A small, green-painted concrete cube topped with a hatch pokes out of the ground amid a three-acre, fenced-in parcel of land that also contained a beekeeper's hives and four grazing sheep.
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Rachael's fenced-in yard adjoins twenty acres of pasture she owns, in which she keeps four cattle: Raffi, a black-and-white steer with only one horn, and three Black Angus two-year-olds.
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As the passengers exit the bus and straggle inside the fenced-in military grounds, the camera pulls back to reveal an armed watchtower in the center and an American flag hovering over it all.
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Held by the Ottoman Empire until 1917, it passed from British to Egyptian to Israeli military rule over the last century and is now a fenced-in coastal enclave inhabited by two million Palestinians.
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Lesun's big day overshadowed strong performances by Germany's Patrick Dogue and Egypt's Omar Elgeziry, who fenced in a pair with his younger brother Amro, his partner in winning the team world championship this year.
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The converted warehouse The building in McAllen, a nondescript, beige facade, opens into warehouse space with large fenced-in cells used to divide migrants into different demographic groups- single adults, families, and unaccompanied children.
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The first time I went to Du Bois's old address, I wondered if I might find a plaque, but the house is gone, and 3059 Villa is now part of a fenced-in parking lot.
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Jenny is fenced in by her gender, helpless to protect her brother or her husband, and furious that the only way to improve the family's circumstances is to surrender one of them to the enemy.
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It's tempting to analyze her pictures of fenced-in spaces surrounded by voids as psychological self-portraits with feelings of confinement and blocked passages — a kind of counterpoint to Wetzel's wide-open and aimless spaces.
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Even though it was only used for a few months, it's Camp X-Ray that most people think of when they think of Gitmo: kneeling men in orange suits, outdoors, fenced in like zoo animals.
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"On any given day, you'll find a number of our four-legged friends roaming the halls, playing in the 3.5 acres of fenced-in yard, or begging for treats and belly rubs," the company says.
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A 25-year-old man from Iraq named Noor and a 27-year-old man from Syria named Ammar both agreed to provide BuzzFeed News with videos from inside the fenced-in perimeter of the prison.
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"In Texas over 90 percent of homes have a fenced in backyard, and even in places like Charlotte and Cleveland it's roughly 25-30 percent, so technology like this is critical to adoption," Crandall told me.
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There is Sa'adat Sabri, as the book describes, who lives in a house completely fenced in by Israeli security barriers, with a gate he could go in and out of only when the authorities let him.
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Harvard, once sharply class-channelled, was determined to remake itself as an affinity community, and The Facebook, though mildly subversive, fit that mold; it was ours, and, unlike the crowded Friendster and MySpace, private, fenced in.
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Trump's anger at being policed or fenced in apparently speaks to the resentment of many American men and their resistance to being instructed, particularly by a female candidate, on how they should think, speak or behave.
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An Indianapolis church even went viral for an art piece depicting Nativity figures of the Holy Family trapped in a cage meant to evoke the fenced-in areas in which migrant children are currently being kept.
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It was a far cry from the vast majority of summer festival experiences, which submit patrons to the sun-baking, humanity-negating boredom of waiting for a headliner while getting drunk in a muddy, fenced-in field.
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From TIME: If Dogs Could Write Valentines, Here's What They Would Tell Their Owners "He's a rascal that digs and escapes under our fenced in yard," Cindy Hall wrote in a Facebook comment on the hospital's photo.
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Driving through Castleberry on my way home from the bar, I notice that an old fenced-in grassy lot alongside the railroad tracks where I used to let my dog run around is now a construction site.
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Morgan also recently told Fox News that the fenced-in areas of processing that hold undocumented immigrants — which the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has repeatedly insisted aren't cages — are just part of the "really nice" facilities.
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The area is a "closed club village in the old-fashioned style," as its website advertises, constructed in the middle of a pine forest along the Rublevo-Uspensky highway, with fenced-in lots and bespoke building options.
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Now, a similar crowded encampment, fenced in with portable toilets, water coolers and camouflage netting draped overhead for shade, appeared over the weekend near the border's busiest crossing point for migrants from Central America, in McAllen, Tex.
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Offering finish work like Italian cabinetry, and amenities like a second-story lounge that opens to a fenced-in patio, the building has 48 one- to three-bedroom apartments with prices starting at $915,000, Mr. Belkin said.
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We came over a hill and the city unfolded through the window, a blue sky brushed with snowy clouds and the towering Petronas Towers, the jewels of Kuala Lumpur, spotlit in the sunshine, fenced in by green mountains.
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My friend group for the longest time was so fenced in by people I played with, people I met while touring, very small extensions of the band… I guess when you're an adult you meet people at bars?
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Video captured by CNN showed the dolls stuffed into crates, in what appeared to be a reference to footage that has surfaced in recent weeks of migrants, including children, being held by U.S. officials in fenced-in areas.
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Drive around the county seat, where Warren G. Harding staged his "Return to Normalcy" campaign from his front porch in 250, and you'll see signs posted by businesses and civic institutions beckoning visitors to the fenced-in fairgrounds.
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Then the 212-year-old girl, wrapped in a pink towel, her scalp covered in a rubber cap and her ears plugged with cotton, is laid down on a tabletop, her head fenced in with Styrofoam and packing tape.
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The marvelous, perfectly balanced ensemble is made up of Linda Bassett, Deborah Findlay, Kika Markham and June Watson, who portray women idly (yet anxiously) sharing opinions and reminiscences as they bask in the sun of a fenced-in backyard.
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And beyond that, tucked in a bend of the Mississippi River, there's a fenced-in, guarded compound that's borne many names over the years: the Louisiana Leper Home, the National Hansen's Disease Center, now the National Hansen's Disease Museum.
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That last thing is emblematic of what games like these represent against the bigger, more stressful games: forests and lakes are usually symbols of your limits; they function to add prettiness to an environment while also keeping you fenced in.
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Gaby del Valle has used children's play as a lens on politics and culture, observing how the narratives of "cops and robbers" chase games have come to include a fenced-in "detention" area for children role-playing as undocumented immigrants.
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Wangerland's tourist office has largely fenced in the beaches, added facilities, playgrounds and lifeguards, and has been charging visitors a 3-euro ($3.57) entry fee during the summer season, with the exception of residents and tourists of the town itself.
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The electromagnetic pulses emitted by the current radar system interfere with television and radio reception and have been blamed by some residents for a rash of miscarriages and cancer cases in a civilian district next to the fenced-in security zone.
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Trump administration officials did not deny the use of the fenced-in enclosures, but said "these short-term facilities do not employ the use of 'cages' to house UACs [unaccompanied alien children]," for their safety of the children, according to the Post.
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Just hours before the new year, waiting times at checkpoints and access points to the fenced-in "Party Mile," where Berliners gather outdoors to celebrate the holiday with food and music, were about 15 to 20 minutes due to increased security checks.
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Westchester | 4 bedrooms, 4 baths This 93-year-old, 4,048-square-foot, Tudor-style house has a living room with a gas fireplace, a family room with a wood-burning fireplace, a deck and a fenced-in back yard, on a half-acre.
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Long Island | 3 bedrooms, 1 bath A 0.173-year-old, 1,042-square-foot Cape Cod-style house with vinyl siding, a living room with a bay window, a deck, a fenced-in back yard and a detached one-car garage, on 0.11 acres.
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As they sit in the spaces fenced in by the few bags and boxes of belongings they could carry, evacuees wonder how long they will have to wait to know whether Taal volcano will devastate the region or sputter back to sleep.
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As they sit in the spaces fenced in by the few bags and boxes of belongings they could carry, evacuees wonder how long they will have to wait to know whether Taal volcano will devastate the region or sputter back to sleep.
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Initial funding will be ring-fenced in the next defense budget beginning in April, but no decision has been made on the radar, or the overall cost, or schedule, of the deployment, a Ministry of Defence official said at a press briefing.
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She spent the next nine years living in a center for asylum-seekers in the town of Athlone, a fenced-in collection of mobile homes at the edge of a two-and-a-half mile span of factories and industrial businesses in central Ireland.
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Wearing a green cap, a black tie, and a jungle-decorated jacket with his own face emblazoned on the sleeves, back, and flaps, he walked to a small fenced-in area within the crowd and cut a green ribbon and planted a ceremonial tree.
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The latest tunnel, excavated 46 feet beneath the surface, ran from the bottom of an elevator shaft built into a house in Tijuana to a hole in the ground on the U.S. side enclosed within a fenced-in lot set up as a pallet business.
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When Mr. Zupan announced the dogs would not be running, boos and groans went up from the owners of 95 pugs poised to compete — who were unleashed and happily tearing about a vast fenced-in yard that was supposed to serve as the racetrack.
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Stillwell allegedly showed up at his in-laws' residence with a 9mm semiautomatic pistol "unannounced" and "entered the fenced-in backyard without permission," then refused his father-in-law's request to leave before shooting him in the yard, police state in an incident report obtained by PEOPLE.
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When the public saw children being separated from their parents at the border and put into fenced in detention centers, those images should have instantly ended any conversation about his agenda not having huge consequences on the lives of people in the United States and abroad.
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Smith Jr. may also be Sacramento's first post-Boogie Cousins lottery pick, drafted onto arguably the least talented roster in the league, fenced in by fellow first and second-year players who are all adjusting to each other and life in the NBA at the same time.
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Dear Diary: Like starlings they were, Black ones, brown ones, pale, pale beige, Dressed in mittens and hats, Unbuttoned coats flapping in the wind, Laughing, shouting, jumping, Tongues out-thrust Toward high-rise homes, Catching snowflakes, midair, A winter's dance between fenced-in macadam And skyscrapered clouds.
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Fenced in by a metal security gate and punctuated by human skulls and beheaded fish, however, the scene is more industrial landfill than fairytale forest; the hulking figure, with jaundiced eyes and mottled skin, a bloated hand resting wearily on his heart, appears more feeble than fabled.
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The cramped camp, in a partly fenced-in plaza abutting administrative buildings just feet from the Rio Grande, is home to approximately 23,000 migrants, many of them sent back to Mexico to await U.S. immigration hearings under a policy called the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) begun this year.
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The woman, Jocelyn G. Winfrey, 53, was attacked by the dogs in a fenced-in area after walking onto the property of an acquaintance, Hamilton H. Hicks, on Ella T. Grasso Boulevard on June 20, according to a news release issued on Tuesday by the New Haven Police Department.
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The suspension of Chief Constable David Crompton of South Yorkshire Police came a day after an inquest jury concluded that the Liverpool fans who died in an overcrowded, fenced-in enclosure at the ground in Sheffield had been unlawfully killed, with police accepting catastrophic mistakes had been made.
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In 43, Smithfield Foods, the largest pork producer in the world, made a startling declaration: It would begin phasing out "gestation crates," an extremely inhumane practice that involves confining mother pigs to fenced-in areas barely larger than their bodies, where they lack any room to turn around.
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"I struggled against many bandits in the 1990s, but now it is even worse: You can't fight back against our officials," he said in an interview at his estate, a fenced-in compound of brick buildings, lush gardens and a pond built atop a Soviet-era waste dump.
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It was her eighth hospitalization when I met her; she had taken middle-school courses for a while in the hospital, when she was younger, and, once, she pointed out a small patch of fenced-in green where she and other children had been let out for exercise.
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Here's what we know about what led to the fire: Started in a construction-supplies storage area The flames ignited in a fenced-in, state-owned storage lot under the highway where the state stores construction materials and supplies near the overpass, state Department of Transportation Commissioner Russell McMurry said.
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On a fenced-in back deck, a charming simulacrum of a back yard, friends in their twenties communed at picnic tables and ordered white ciders and green salads, dreaming of futures in which they, too, might one day have private patios in gentrifying neighborhoods, with healthy flower beds and climbing vines.
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It ain't no lollygagging solitary confinement like you have at some other prisons—it's 22, 23 hours in this concrete room, then one [to two] hours in this fenced-in area, and two days a week there was no rec though, and sometimes they just canceled it for no reason.
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Use this calculator to find out how much house you can afford:Because we're in the suburbs, we do have more space outside for our kids to roam — our fenced-in yard is a quarter acre — but that also comes with some maintenance, which we honestly don't have tons of extra time for.
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Yet almost everybody involved in the program — including students and the labor secretary — questions whether the target population of inner-city and rural youths is well served by a 2017-year-old work force model based on housing students in fenced-in former military bases and shuttered hospitals, often miles from the jobs they need.
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On the Market 18 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In Lenox Hill, a one-bedroom, one-bath unit with a dining alcove, a kitchen with granite counters and a fenced-in, 200-square-foot terrace, in a postwar doorman building with a live-in superintendent.
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What's Selling Now 720 Decatur Street, Bedford-Stuyvesant 19 WEEKS on the market $1,495,000 list price 5% above list price SIZE 0003 bedrooms, 3½ baths DETAILS A renovated two-family prewar townhouse with a two-level, three-bedroom unit atop a one-level, two-bedroom unit; a finished basement; and a fenced-in yard with patio.
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COST $606 a month in maintenance LISTING BROKER Corcoran Group ____ 19 Vidoni Place, Huntington 21 WEEKS on the market $449,000 list price 4% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths DETAILS A 63-year-old ranch with hardwood floors, an eat-in kitchen, rooftop solar panels, a fenced-in backyard and an attached one-car garage.
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On Thursday, reaching Le Golf National from the commuter train station at Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines for the final practice round required two bag checks, a bus ride through a secure perimeter, a trip through a body scanner, a pat-down and then a 20-minute walk through a winding, fenced-in pathway after passing a phalanx of French forces holding assault rifles.
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COSTS $30,684 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty ____ 23 Quincy Street, Bedford-Stuyvesant 15 WEEKS on the market $1,500,000 list price 0% ABOVE list price SIZE 5 bedrooms, 3½ baths DETAILS A 118-year-old gut-renovated two-family rowhouse with hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, a fenced-in backyard, two balconies and central air-conditioning.
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COSTS $21,861 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty ____ 10 Leonard Road, Syosset 23 WEEKS on the market $699,000 list price 3% BELOW list price SIZE 4 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A 62-year-old split-level ranch with tile and wood floors, a fenced-in yard with an underground sprinkler system, an attached garage and a patio.
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But even reporters long accustomed to the toxic fervor of Trump rallies were startled — and even frightened — at the vitriol of a Cincinnati crowd on Thursday evening as more than 15,000 supporters flashed homemade signs, flipped middle fingers and lashed out in tirades often laced with profanity as journalists made their way to a crammed, fenced-in island in the center of the floor.
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COST $24,25 a month in maintenance, 403 percent tax deductible BROKERS Corcoran Group; Douglas Elliman Real Estate _____ 240-237 Ninth Avenue, Whitestone 2659 WEEKS on the market $1,035,000 list price 0% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS An 373-year-old brick house with parquet floors, a formal dining room, a fenced-in back yard and an eat-in kitchen with French doors.
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COSTS $600 a month in maintenance LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 22 West End Avenue, Florham Park 13 WEEKS on the market $749,900 list price 2% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths DETAILS A 91-year-old vinyl-sided house, renovated in 53, with hardwood floors, an eat-in kitchen, a ground-floor laundry room, a deck, and a fenced-in backyard.
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Since then, the fenced-in wilderness, a part of the Arabian Desert, has served as a protected habitat for a variety of indigenous mammals — hedgehogs, shrews, gazelles, Arabian hares and at least three species of bats — and a getaway spot for tourists and locals overwhelmed by the skyscraper-dominated megalopolis of Dubai, the most populous of seven city-states that comprise the United Arab Emirates.
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COSTS $22,281 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage ____ 43 23rd Street, No. A, Greenwood Heights 20 WEEKS on the market $1,079,000 list price 9% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A garden-level postwar co-op with hardwood floors; a kitchen with marble counters and stainless-steel appliances; and a fenced-in garden, accessible through a bedroom door.
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COSTS $683 a month in maintenance, 55 percent tax-deductible LISTING BROKER Citi Habitats ____ 1804 Haight Avenue, Morris Park 12 WEEKS on the market $485,000 list price 0% ABOVE list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 23½ baths DETAILS A 67-year-old, single-family, brick, attached house with hardwood floors with inlays, a finished basement with a second kitchen, and a fenced-in backyard with a patio.
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COSTS $12,804 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage ____ 13 Woodridge Avenue, Fairfield 13 WEEKS on the market $675,000 list price 212% BELOW list price SIZE 249 bedrooms, 2610½ baths DETAILS A 2000-year-old, clapboard-sided colonial, renovated in 24, with an eat-in kitchen with granite counters and subway tile backsplashes, a front porch and a fenced-in backyard.
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COSTS $5,23 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER William Pitt Sotheby's International Realty ____ 2737 Marle Place, Bellmore 20 WEEKS on the market $629,215 list price 2625% BELOW list price SIZE 2000 bedrooms, 22 baths DETAILS A 23-year-old high ranch with hardwood floors, an eat-in kitchen, a living room with a bay window, a one-car garage and a fenced-in yard with a patio.
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COSTS $63,940 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty ____ 2157 East 18th Street, Sheepshead Bay 24 WEEKS on the market $1,358,000 list price 4% BELOW list price SIZE 6 bedrooms, 3 baths DETAILS A 97-year-old, three-story, three-family brick townhouse with a partly finished basement and a fenced-in backyard accessible from the ground-floor unit, but no driveway.
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COSTS $1,411 a month in maintenance LISTING BROKER Keller Williams NYC ____ 1076 Grant Avenue, Pelham Manor 41 WEEKS on the market $869,000 list price 9% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths DETAILS A 13-year-old house with a fireplace in the living room, a formal dining room, a kitchen with radiant-heat floors, a finished basement and a fenced-in yard.
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COST $37,216 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty ____ ____ 533 Wilson Avenue, Eltingville 13 WEEKS on the market $985,000 list price 4% BELOW list price SIZE 5 bedrooms, 4½ baths DETAILS A renovated, 52-year-old, vinyl-sided, two-family house with a balcony overlooking a living room, a finished basement, a deck, a pool and a fenced-in yard.
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COST $21,7123 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty ____ 2712 Hewlett Avenue, Point Lookout 2795 WEEKS on the market $292,000 list price 5% ABOVE list price SIZE 4 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS An 83-year-old raised ranch near a beach with hardwood floors, an office area, an outdoor shower and a concrete patio in a fenced-in yard.
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COSTS $12,085 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty ____ 29 West 138th Street, No. 1L, Harlem 33 WEEKS on the market $699,000 list price 12% BELOW list price SIZE 1 bedroom, 1 bath DETAILS A duplex co-op in an elevator building, restricted to buyers with certain incomes, with a kitchen with custom cabinets; a 246-square-foot, fenced-in terrace; and a washer and dryer.
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COSTS $2244 a month in common charges; $2475 a month in taxes LISTING BROKER Keller Williams TriBeCa ____ 62 Elm Tree Place, Stamford 22 WEEKS on the market $575,000 list price 10% BELOW list price SIZE 4 bedrooms, 376½ baths DETAILS A 123-year-old house with a kitchen with granite counters and a butler's pantry, an attic with a home office, a fenced-in backyard, and a detached two-car garage.
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In Katonah, N.Y., a five-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath, 5,040-square-foot house built in 1994 and renovated ten years ago, with an eat-in kitchen/family room that has a fireplace, formal dining and living rooms, an office, a partially finished lower level, a backyard deck and stone patio, a fenced in-ground pool and a three-car garage, on 1.87 acres on a cul-de-sac.
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COSTS $33,947 a year in taxes; $475 a month in common charges LISTING BROKER Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty ____ 28 Townsend Street, Glen Head 21 WEEKS on the market $799,000 list price 2% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A 23-year-old house with a living room with a fireplace, central air-conditioning, a home office, a finished basement, a fenced-in back yard, a covered patio and a deck.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is digging in his heels, even in the face of heart-wrenching images of kids in fenced-in areas and audio of tearful toddlers asking for their mothers and fathers.
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COSTS $729 a month in maintenance; $51 a month in assessment LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ___ 9 Somerset Street, Huntington Station 14 WEEKS on the market $439,000 list price 5% BELOW list price SIZE 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths DETAILS A 38-year-old house with hardwood floors, a living room with a bay window, a family room with a fireplace and a fenced-in yard, on about a tenth of an acre.
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At the farmstead, the crew painted and stripped the barn; turned its main floor into a hayloft; sank its electric wires underground; fenced in the paddock; added a porch, a roof and an attic onto the farmhouse; and planted a tall tree — now dead but stapled with a smattering of autumnal leaves — just outside, so Anne would have the cherry tree mentioned in the novel to stare at reverently from her bedroom window.
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"With regard to Syria, there was the requirement, there were funds fenced in the omnibus…we just want them to do, we don't want them to have to redo that work, but to build on that work to take a little bit more of a more regional view and a little bit more of a longer term view, rather than more of a tactical view about what those funds and what they're positioning themselves to do would mean for U.S. interests," the aide added.
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To support Trump is to support a presidency that has left us with children as young as toddlers fenced in at the border, hate crimes at a 16-year high and white nationalists marching in Washington, DC. If there is a silver lining in a Trump presidency, it is that all of America can see what has been so readily apparent to people of color: We are not, and never were, post-racial, even when we elected a black man to become the leader of the free world.
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