unenclosed

The unenclosed land about their cities could not be sold.

Not a lot is known about the construction of the unenclosed river harbour.

These are the remains of a small agricultural settlement which was unenclosed.

It's an unenclosed space, subject to the whims of nature.

In the latter case it is additional to the unenclosed register.

In fact most are unenclosed grasslands, abandoned from economic use.

The sculpture is an unenclosed sheet of metal; we can see behind it.

It was unenclosed when it opened in 1914 but walls were later added.

Smoking can still take place in pubs' and restaurants' unenclosed spaces.

An open floorplan is one which values wide, unenclosed spaces.

Much has been unenclosed moorland since mediaeval times, with few houses.

Scotland's access laws, mean that wild camping is allowed on most unenclosed land.

Another factor is the survival of large areas of unenclosed forest.

A landscape is an outdoor space of a larger scale, natural or designed, usually unenclosed and considered from a distance.

Some opera performers prefer not to sing in unenclosed spaces.

Remember to keep pets on leashes at all times, when in unenclosed outdoor areas.

Grounds small unenclosed grassed area in front with garden bench.

A permeable surface provided for the accessway and unenclosed car space areas.

There is no authentic account of the unenclosed remainder.

In an unenclosed area, how close together must people be to be considered part of the minyan?

Numerous court cases have excluded unroofed or unenclosed areas from floor space calculations.

Many believe that the personal open space of an unenclosed balcony is an amenity in urban settings.

The exclusive rights of keeping unenclosed warrens were abolished as well.

He saw only its remnants in the unenclosed heaths.

The men of Holland's claim was almost certainly based upon their former rights of common in the unenclosed marsh.