enshroud

How To Use enshroud In A Sentence

• Trees surround the museum; as they grow they will enshroud it with leaves in full summer and expose it in winter.
• The ash taints my skin and the torn sack cloth enshrouds my weakened body
• His background is enshrouded in mystery.
• The commission's report has dispelled much of the uncertainty that has enshrouded the telephone industry since the Telecommunications Act was signed.
• In 1906 the Danish philologist Johan Ludvig Heiberg discovered the palimpsest in a monastery in Istanbul and correctly identified the prayer-enshrouded text as the lost Method of Archimedes.
• Secrecy enshrouded the Party's central committee.
• We waded ashore, and the kid with the skiff gunned the outboard and planed back through the curious seals to the big boat, now once more enshrouded in the mist.
• The rightness of the choice of director is apparent from the film's opening sequences at the shadow-enshrouded beach house.
• I was working by the sunlight while the rest of the room was enshrouded in darkness and gloom.
• You read it for the atmosphere, the smoky, urban settings that enshroud his helpless or conscienceless characters.