Sentence examples for again confined from inspiring English sources

Petitioner was again confined on Sept. 8, 1952, after the District Court, on that same day, adjudged her in criminal contempt of court for her June 26 refusals to answer.

With half the men's and women's quarterfinalists determined Sunday, the other eight fourth round singles matches remain for Monday's singles slate, which is again confined solely to the tournament's two biggest stages.

The Canadian Alliance won 25.5percentt of the national vote in 2000 and increased its contingent in the House of Commons to 66. Except for two seats won in Ontario, however, its parliamentary representation was again confined solely to the western provinces.

She went and looked up "niqab" on Wikipedia, and for the next few weeks turned her bile (once again confined to the online edition) on to Britain's Muslim community, bemoaning its failure to condemn terrorist atrocities and accusing the left of giving succour to radical preachers.

You've again confined the damage to yourself and property.

This helps identify parent-child relationships between terms, but the applicability is again confined to hierarchical vocabularies.

Two months after the latest attack, we relax again, confining this "problem" to the East Coast and countries far away.

When in your new house, again confine your cat in the room s/he will be sleeping in.

And we must, once again, confine military firepower to the battlefield, by reinstating a ban on high-capacity ammo clips.

Leucocytes detected by the monoclonal antibody OKM1 which reacts with monocytes/macrophages, granulocytes and large granular lymphocytes were numerically few and again mainly confined to the stroma.

Since 8-Br-cGMP counteracts the inhibition exerted by ruthenium compounds on the proliferative effects elicited by NaNP or VEGF, it appears that the action of these compounds is again exclusively confined to the capture of nascent NO, without affecting the intracellular mechanisms involved in proliferation.