"confined here" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to be restricted or limited to a certain place. Example: "Due to the quarantine, we have been confined here in our homes for several weeks now."
He was referring to a Bush administration compromise that broke the siege this morning, by putting six men who are wanted by Israel and who had been confined here into a Palestinian jail under American and British supervision.
Walking these ghostly hallways, from the nursery to the operating room to the morgue, one feels vividly the terror of immigrant people who had traveled thousands of miles in hardship only to be confined here for weeks while the government decided whether they would be sent back or allowed in.
Attention is confined here to standard cases in which ([bar{X}-E(X)]/hat{sigma }(bar{X})) has a standard normal distribution in large samples.
I hadn't reckoned on the architecture, those tiers of steps that separate me from a human wall of apparent physical and mental perfection, that keep me confined down here in my pit.
Indeed, this trend is generally true for a type-II structure; the confined carrier (here the hole) is more susceptible to the Hartree potential.
Besides, the application of multilayers with the luminescence matrix inserted between barrier layers (we defined it as confined structures here) may be also an available choice.
Depending on where you are here in Bay Area (I'm using that as an example because that's where I live, but the problems are hardly confined to here), there is basically no AT&T reception.
"Would you say there are clearly defined confines here?" the analyst said.
Where the state-of-the-art German-built tunnel boring machines made great drives forward on Crossrail's long train paths, some methods used in the small confines here are in essence as old as the original underground.
And, as the subtitle for this new book indicates, she doesn't confine herself here to its aftermath.
