Sentence examples for confined before from inspiring English sources

The real-life attic that was the inspiration for a section of Jane Eyre, where mentally ill character Bertha Mason is confined before she commits suicide, is now open to the public.

According to the quantum explanation given independently by George Gamow and by Ronald W. Gurney and Edward Condon in 1928, the alpha particle is confined before the decay by a potential of the shape shown in Figure 1.

But the desire to stuff the City back into the narrow streets and poky buildings to which it was confined before Big Bang is at odds with the requirements of another kind of rebalancing: for exports to fire the economy at a time when government and consumers are tackling their debts.Wholesale finance is one of the few industries in which Britain has large net export earnings.

However, as Lynn Smith's article points out, a pregnant woman may also need the option of short-term disability (or sick leave) if she needs to stay in bed or is otherwise confined before a child is born.

They may choose to do this for any number of reasons, such as the loss of personal liberty by being confined before trial, losing a job, the inability to support loved ones, missing loan repayments, and being evicted from a home.

On moving day, make sure the cat is in its carrier (or otherwise safely confined) before all the doors are open and people are in and out carrying boxes and furniture.

For the most part, car bodies were now manufactured at Elizabeth, South Australia, with engines as before, confined to the Fishermans Bend plant in Port Melbourne, Victoria.

Formally, the cases are applications for the writ of habeas corpus, a Latin phrase directing officials to "present the body" of a confined person before a court to decide whether he is being legally imprisoned.

Under this framework, testing should move from the lab to natural environments in confined conditions before open release trials.

For the rubber industry, the risk was confined to before 1950 in the United Kingdom.

For the rubber industry, the risk for bladder cancer was confined to before 1950 in the United Kingdom; therefore, no AF was calculated.