close-meshed

The net they weave across space is a wide one, and close-meshed.

A close-meshed net of crime and corruption lay upon the whole country.

The ice over the reactor was supported by a particularly close-meshed framework, and it had held.

Instead of replying, she put on a heavy close-meshed net over her bone helmet.

These were all armed with spears, except for three who towed a wide-mouthed, close-meshed net behind them.

He wore a close-meshed tunic of silver mail, belted about with a broad snakeskin band.

The close-meshed nets the fishes scared:

The rear doors were lengthened and the rear quarter window discarded to give the car a close-meshed two-seater feel.

But they--they were bound in the close-meshed strait-waistcoat of endless toil, petty anxiety.

He drew his simitar and advanced, confident in his spired helmet and close-meshed mail.

It was a big room with close-meshed wire netting at the windows, which looked onto an enormous station hail swarming with soldiers and civilians.

Stephen held his close-meshed net at a prudent distance; the serpent writhed furiously, coiled and struck like a powerful spring released. '

Due to its industrial character and a close-meshed tissue of small and medium enterprises, Ain ranks among the departments with the fastest growing economy in the country.

It has a yellow background covered with a hexagonal close-meshed net that starts bright red and turns dark blood-red and which sometimes reaches to the yellowish base layer.

By the same token you can bet those simple wooden walls are lined with steel and that the simple old rustic window overlooking the street is covered with close-meshed bars set in concrete.

It also has a modern, close-meshed infrastructure in the transport and telecommunications markets, well-organized logistics systems, and a dense network of suppliers and service and maintenance facilities offering high quality standards.

A heavy, close-meshed wire netting, used for fishing but thought to be strong enough to keep out sharks, had been installed the day before at the Fourth Avenue beach from sea bottom to the high-tide level.

The memorious gelding paced into the stable, and while Padeen tried to extricate the rear-children from the dog-boxes, where in their squabbling they had contrived to entangle themselves in a half-bale of close-meshed netting, Stephen walked into the William's Head. '

With her vision of an academy, Sofija Škorić aimed for a clearly-defined goal: with the help of a close-meshed network of Serbian historians, scientists, professors, writers, poets and artists, the problems and questions facing the Serbian nation in the Balkans should be examined from different perspectives and ultimately answered.