Schmidt, L. J. Conservation Assessment for Carex vaginata, Sheathed Sedge.

To the Editor: Re "Even in an Age of Terrorism, Towers Are Sheathed in Glass" (news article, Sept. 6): Shimmering glass facades supposedly symbolizing optimism and transparency are indeed popular in the design community.

A knife was sheathed in the top of the right one.

I sheathed the sword and turned to look at him.

He sheathed his sword and started back to tell the others.

The chief looked at him a moment more, then sheathed his blade.

The old man had a sword, but it was still sheathed.

The dead man's knife was still sheathed; she took that instead.

"Or I, you," she said as he sheathed himself inside her.

Sleep was well beyond her now, and she sheathed the sword.

Oblivious to the edge sheathed in the other man's voice.

He sheathed the sword, walked forward, took both her hands.

His wife, sheathed in a long black robe, had her arm around another young daughter.

Now he sheathed it again with more force than was strictly necessary.

And she held up her left hand, sheathed in the bright red glove.

She sheathed the bow again and looked back down their trail.

He liked the way the red leather made them look like they were sheathed in blood.

He sheathed the knife and faded back against the wall.

Attempts had been made to sheathe the ships in light at all times.

His face, a road map of despair, was sheathed in white light.

But he sheathed it, because there were other evils in the world.

I turned away, took a deep breath, and sheathed the weapon.

I sheathed my sword and took up the bow again.

"When I have sheathed it, the matter will be done.

Their open eyes are entirely white, because the frost has sheathed them.

Down along one corner runs a cable sheathed in lead.

Richard sheathed his sword and pulled up close to the others.