Sentence examples for confines that from inspiring English sources

SAN DIEGO — Tiger Woods returned to familiarity on Wednesday, to the fairways and greens of Torrey Pines Golf Course, comfortable confines that are etched in his mind like the layout of his childhood home some 90 miles north in Cypress.

Later inside the embassy, the foreign secretary described the current relationship as "cordial", but he told the Guardian it remained within the "confines that will always be imposed by the fact that we have fundamentally different views about some issues".

Order was restored, and when it was time for lunch, the Vice-President and the newly-arrived ambassador, Gary Locke, made a bold statement of their own, venturing not into the sterile air-conditioned confines that usually entrap official guests to the capital, but into the narrow streets beside the Drum Tower.

"A fair beginning to good-faith talks means that Israel cannot be asked to agree to confines that would compromise its own security," he said.More to the point, most Jews vote Democratic, and will probably continue to do so no matter what they think of the president's attitude towards Israel.

When we let our guard down and play, we step outside the confines that keep us from fully seeing and experiencing the wonder and magic of life.

Wenham said there were times when Snyder wanted to precisely capture iconic moments from the comic book, and other times when he gave actors freedom "to explore within the world and the confines that had been set".

Don't avoid risk altogether – just confine that ambition to choosing an edgy or original lesson topic.

At the very end, his pique at a peak, Prince declared that language was so confining that 'I might just stop talking again and not do interviews'.

It was precisely from the demoralizing influence of the mad, with whom they had previously been confined, that they needed to be rescued.

She told thousands of jubilant supporters gathered outside the compound where she has been confined that "if we work in unity, we will achieve our goal".

To an English friend of the younger generation he lately confined that he has the habit of repeating to himself the names of these old friends every morning.