fenced in English
our garden was not fully fenced
after stealing your ring, he didn't even know how to fence it
Next, Anders took a wooden sword and fenced with one of the dummies.
Use "fenced" in a sentence
1. The garden is fenced round.
2. The yard is fenced around.
3. Till now they had fenced gently.
4. The land is fenced and guarded.
5. We were led to a fenced enclosure.
6. The farmer fenced his land with wire.
7. Our garden has been fenced about.
8. His property is fenced with barbed wire.
9. His land was fenced with barbed wire.
10. His land is fenced with barbed wire.
11. In agricultural districts pastureland is usually fenced.
12. The fighter neatly fenced off a dangerous blow.
13. The pool is dangerous and should be fenced off.
14. The gang stole cars and fenced them themselves.
15. Till now they had fenced gently. How are things?
16. Campo cercado por Arame farpado a field fenced in with barbed wire
17. The local people fenced the land to preempt it against other claimants.
18. We fenced off the pool in case the children should fall in.
19. The hill had been fenced off to stop animals grazing on it.
20. A fenced-in area, the color orange, and the numbers 8, 6, 7.
21. 16 The newly increased area fenced off for afforestation is 059 million hectares.
22. Expectant crowds lined a fenced-off area divided into 000 yard-square plots.
23. 15 Wading in single file through a swamp we reach a fenced village.
24. A fenced path shall connect the two Customs Houses through this gate; and
25. We fenced off the lake in case the children should fall in.
26. 10 The Law had, in fact, fenced the Jews off from the Gentiles.
27. All employees can access the parts of the Intranet that are not ring-fenced.
28. These famous parks adjoin each other, and the animals are not fenced in.
29. 21 Sir John fenced on, parrying sideways, backwards and forwards, playing with his opponents.
30. The total reconciliation reserve represents reserves (e.g. retained earnings), net of adjustments (e.g. ring–fenced funds).
31. The wild boars are permanently fenced in their own enclosure, as they are a dangerous animal.
32. Cellaring Your wine is your wine, physically and legally ring fenced from our own stock
33. The reconciliation reserve represents reserves (e.g. retained earnings), net of adjustments (e.g. ring–fenced funds).
34. The Bloodhound needs regular opportunities to romp and play, preferably in a large fenced in area
35. Synonyms for Cordoned include taped, fenced, sealed, sequestered, shut, closed, isolated, quarantined, segregated and separated
36. Buoyed by Love is a dog friendly home and the front yard is fully fenced
37. “The convention location is fenced with grass and loosely covered with reeds to provide shade.
38. Synonyms of Cordoned (off) as in closed in, fenced (in) Synonyms & Near Synonyms for Cordoned (off)
39. Adjustment for restricted own fund items in respect of matching adjustment portfolios and ring fenced funds
40. If the plot has been fenced, the sampling units are to be located outside the fence
41. If the plot has been fenced, the sampling units are to be located outside the fence.
42. Millions of acres remain fenced off, knee-deep in weaponry and surrounded by posters that warn: ‘Don’t Touch.
43. With grassed ovals, large fenced off dam, Bituminised areas and old headmasters 3 bedroom home (currently rented)
44. Most illegal online loot was fenced through four so-called Carder sites—marketplaces for online criminals to buy and
45. Hence, it had suggested the creation of a ring-fenced sinking fund in order to organize maintenance funding.
46. The rink would not be fenced off in the families-only section and would be open for use by adults.
47. The Bungalows offer maintenance-free, rental living at its finest with high-end interior finishes and private, fenced yards
48. In a large fenced-off security zone[Sentencedict.com], drums pile up to the level of a two storey house.
49. Backyard definition, the portion of a lot or building site behind a house, structure, or the like, sometimes fenced, walled, etc
50. Third degree Burglary is when someone unlawfully forces entry into a fenced area, private property, residential yard, or non-residential structure.