You may as well confine them to a diary.
Or will Israel confine them behind yet another, second fence?
But television seems to flatten and confine them.
He will refuse entry to the magpies, Pampon and Durrance will confine them.
"They were trying to confine them to a specific region in the curve," he said.
As punishment he would confine them in the cold basement or the sweltering attic.
It costs the state more than $510 million a year to operate the prisons that confine them.
That, in turn, predicts at any given moment which regions of the bay will wash pollutants out to sea and which will confine them to the coast.
The nation is always going to have political sex crises, but, in a perfect world, we would confine them to Congress.
Confine them to the same dark corner as the worst of criminals who languish in prisons around the world: unloved, unmourned, irredeemable.
In 1972, President Richard Nixon signed an executive order telling the parks to exclude snowmobiles unless they chose to confine them to a given area.
