Sentence examples for circumscribed route from inspiring English sources

Two rectangular stone slabs rise from the sand, suggesting graves, or perhaps Moses' tablets; on them, rows of figures turn, bend and dip as they pace back and forth along their circumscribed route.

It's not about following some artificially circumscribed path.

Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.

Yet that aid should be circumscribed because following other nations down the protectionist route would prove a costly folly.

Approximate pairwise distances (km) between regions were calculated from the central geographic point using Google Earth according to two models: first, a direct route across terrestrial landscape to represent trans-Andean dispersal; second, an indirect route to circumscribe the southern Andes via oceanic connections to represent marine-mediated dispersal (Additional file 3).

The intimacy is circumscribed.

Pizza deliveries are circumscribed.

"There's nothing circumscribed here".

It's just very circumscribed.

It is circumscribed by massive fortifications — high, salt-bleached stone walls built in the 17th and 18th centuries to thwart pirates during the long stretch when Cartagena was the New World's collection point for loot en route to Spain.

But their activism was circumscribed.