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We fenced off the pool in case the children should fall in.

Motorists need not fear running down the animals: they will only be allowed to munch the grass in roadside areas fenced off from traffic.

One end of the garden was fenced off for chickens.

We fenced off the lake so the children wouldn't fall in.

The lake is fenced off in case the children should fall in.

While many sites are on public land with unrestricted access, others are on private property, condemned or fenced off and should be avoided.

Where the source is a well or spring, it must be fenced off, covered, and controlled.

It will be too late for the government to step in when a site is fenced off and construction is about to begin there.

The speaker neatly fenced off the question.

Countries like India and Brazil were, after all, once secluded backwaters fenced off by high tariffs.

The campsite itself was fenced off so it could be cleaned and treated with chemicals.

Most nesting areas in the 200-hectare reserve are fenced off: respect the limits and remember that penguins can inflict serious bites.

Does this gentleman know the difference between a concentration camp and a fenced-off ground?

The site should be boarded or fenced off wherever possible.

This part of the field has been fenced off to keep the cattle out.

The fighter neatly fenced off a dangerous blow.