Sentence examples for cage in which from inspiring English sources
The cage, in which the stokers work, glows yellow, fiercely bright as a radioactive warning.
The party itself, through his eyes, is a cage in which the guests are trapped.
"For me, debt is a cage in which we are trapped.
Cannes week is a handy annual reminder of the gilded cage in which we have incarcerated the ultra famous.
A useful model would be "The Cage," in which Jerome Robbins read a startling predatory drama into a neo-Romantic string concerto by Stravinsky.
Max Weber, the tragic prophet of modernity, saw the bureaucratic and technological state as an "iron cage" in which we live as "specialists without spirit, sensualists without heart".
This is the cage in which the inevitable tragedy – Miller himself described his play, inspired by a true story, as a "Greek drama" – will be played out.
In order to do so, she rolls up her sleeve and inserts her arm into the netting cage in which the creatures in question, mosquitoes, are kept.
There is brutality in the fourth dance (to John Cage), in which Julie Tice and Michelle Fleet are set upon by four men, whom they then dominate.
But it reminds me of certain works by John Cage, in which superimposed elements, following their own chance-determined paths, create an unpredictable whole.
One year, pre-Katrina, I was in New Orleans filming a movie called Sonny, directed by Nicholas Cage, in which I played a male prostitute.
