fence off in a sentence

1. The Liberals and the Right want to fence off because it just costs money.

2. It is better at this moment to fence off everything that is able to distract.

3. If possible, fence off the affected area until all the glass has been removed.

4. It is harder to fence off political attacks than to fight back a boxer in the ring.

5. This electric dog fence offers a safe and reliable option without building a traditional fence.

6. There is also a tradition in which during the massage, room is not closed and a fence off the screen.

7. “We want the Europeans to have capabilities and strength, but not to fence off American products, of course.”

8. The objective of Qix is to fence off a supermajority of the playfield avoiding the main enemy, just like in this game, only in 2D.

9. If you only have a few fruit trees it might be easier and cheaper to fence off the trees individually rather than the whole garden.

10. Even better, you may want to fence off your toxic plant garden, not only to keep the area more obscure but to help keep others out.

11. These photos of different national borders around the world show you how both friendly and hostile nations like to fence off their turf.

12. The steel wire used in producing field fence offers high strength against the violent clashing of horses and other animals to ensure the safety.

13. This fence offers the latest architectural style, clean, modern lines and clear surfaces to ensure the aesthetics and value of any type of building.

14. The desire for money urged us to fence off from each other, differentiating our property from the property of others, and developing systems of exchange between us.

15. While it offers a good amount of wet fun, it does beg the question: Why pay to get wet when the public beach on the other side of the park's fence offers free wet fun?

16. "We try our best to mark the edge in the most popular areas of the park, but it's just not feasible or desirable to rope or fence off the 33 miles around the lake," it added.

17. If you own livestock and they can drink from a creek, then they want you to permanently fence off your own land to prevent any upset of potential fish habitat… Agenda 21 focuses on the goal of eliminating meat consumption and using pastures to grow wheat, corn and soy for human consumption.