Sentence examples for closed confines from inspiring English sources
A cut from a moment in concert to a helicopter shot of an apocalyptic line of cars winding through the hills toward Altamont and of the crowd already gathered there suggests that something wild has escaped from the closed confines of the Garden and other halls.
Riders cough and sneeze all over the place, nauseating smells waft through the closed confines of the rail cars and unidentifiable puddles frequently ooze across the floor.
Roosegaarde first ran a successful trial of Smog inside the closed confines of a 269 square foot room, and he's now planning to test the vision in a public park.
It's unfortunate to think that audiences have become so narrow in their musical tastes that any audible artefact that falls outside of the closed confines of house and techno is immediately shunned.
"I think it's impossible to ignore the fact that you're in a closed, confined space, moving through the city at a fast pace.
After focusing for years on fur coat manufacturers and researchers using animals to test cosmetics and other products, the animal welfare movement has a new target: farmers who raise millions of chickens, cows and pigs in closed, confined areas -- what activists call factory farms.
The PSP was selected because it'll work wonders in the closed, confined spaces of Navy quarters.
Prolonged sharing of closed and confined airspace, intensive coughing, and other acute pulmonary complications of crack cocaine inhalation promote transmission.
Community participants generally felt smoking can be harmful only in closed or confined spaces such as buses, restaurants, hospitals, schools and air-conditioned areas.
So in Seaside Heights, underage drinking is kept behind closed doors and confined to the whispers.
But staff looking for more focused activity will instead be encouraged to gather not in the traditional confines of closed office spaces but instead to brainstorm ideas in one of the 28 "hooded collaboration pods" which line the corridors.
