Sentence examples for confines for the from inspiring English sources

Several days later, he emerged from the Ritz-Carlton's air-conditioned confines for the first day that he would be free to forage.

The hotel-branded residences concept dates back to the 1920's when luxury hotels in New York including the Sherry-Netherland, the Carlyle Hotel and later the Waldorf-Astoria, offered private apartments within their confines for the most discriminate of buyers.

Flintridge Prep, however, isn't quite as fortunate, as it will venture outside of its campus confines for the first time in its current postseason journey when it faces host Ayala, the No. 1 seed in the Division III playoffs in today's quarterfinal matchup.

I took to watching the hotel channel you know the one, the one that exists in every tourist trap and informs you, the visitor of its fair city, about all the things you simply must do while briefly in its confines, for the sole purpose of distracting me from myself.

And either profile seems too confining for the outlaw energies that fire the Falstaff spirit.

Though she never displayed any symptoms of the disease, she would be confined for the rest of her life.

Whatever is considered edgy and liberating in one generation is dismissed as bland and confining for the next.

I had no desire to be ushered into Trafalgar Square itself and kept there, cabined, cribbed and confined, for the duration.

Although women were playing baseball as early as the 1860s, their involvement in the sport was confined for the most part to the role of spectator.

Antiquing in Florence is confined for the most part to the center of the city and is easily accomplished on foot.

Emission in this case is dominated by atomic oxygen and is confined for the most part to altitudes above 250 km (150 miles).