Sentence examples for cold confines from inspiring English sources

PARIS — Houshang Asadi was a Communist journalist thrown into the cold confines of Moshtarek prison in Iran when he found an unlikely friend in the tall, slender Muslim cleric who greeted him with a smile.

The best I could offer — lately, especially — was takeout or a microwave pizza and a limp salad, choked down in the cold confines of the kitchen, while we separately calculated how long we had to put up with the pretense before slipping off to relive.

The Detroit Auto Show — otherwise known as the North American International Auto Show — is moving its annual event out of the cold confines of January and into the warm embrace of June starting in 2020.

From this sheltered realm, James is rudely plucked and transported to the cold, brutal confines of a Catholic boarding school in England.

He has had to deal with the deaths of his parents and siblings from the cold steel confines of his prison cell.

"You're hearing doors and footsteps and a big, hard, cold, empty, confined and containing space.

Save the Children, a UK-based charity, reckons 200,000 refugee children are at risk from the cold conditions, confined as they are to ramshackle shelters in hastily-built refugee camps.

Recently it has been possible to observe integrable dynamics for strongly interacting cold gases confined to move in one dimension [6], and thus reach regimes where systems either do not thermalize in this standard sense [7] or otherwise undergo generalized thermalization [8, 9].

This paper targets the analysis and visualization of heat transfer in entrapped triangular cavities within adjacent square tubes forming a system of practical application especially in pollution control with hot fluid flowing through the stack and entrapped cold fluid confined within the triangular cavities.

Shrouded in darkness, his frail figure steps out of a closet and is faced with cold hospital-like confines.

Residence time distributions (RTD) in a confined, cold swirling flow have been measured with a fast-response probe and helium as a tracer.