Even confining myself to debris items of only one syllable, I compiled a long list: caps, cups, pipes, tarps, boards, pails, planks, pots, rugs, sinks, straps.
I dealt with it by not listening to Morrissey any more, confining myself to the Smiths records I had loved in more innocent times.
"By confining myself to cells," admits the writer of this lyrical work, "I stay clear of the fiery trials of illness.
Its food is wonderful, but Rowe's list of suppliers also includes Southend, Kent and Oxfordshire, and I'm confining myself to the limits of the M25, largely, it seems, to ensure that I sit in the maximum number of traffic jams.
Leaving the pre-20th century aside and confining myself to novels: "L'Étranger" by Camus, "The Catcher in the Rye" by Salinger, "The Rainbow" by D. H. Lawrence, "Money" by Martin Amis, "Earthly Powers" by Anthony Burgess, "1984" by Orwell and John Updike's Rabbit novels.
Yes, we had the mighty triumvirate of Mulk Raj Anand, Raja Rao and RK Narayan, as mythical and awe-inspiring to us as gods (I am confining myself to comments on the writing done in English in India) and, a long way behind, there was the triumvirate of women writers to which no one would have thought of attaching the label "mighty" - Attia Hosain, Nayantara Sahgal and Kamala Markandaya.
For now, I'll confine myself to good news.
Here, I'll confine myself to sketching its general contour.
I confined myself to restaurants that opened in 2010 or later.
I mostly confined myself to my room, so as to avoid her, and I seldom cooked.
"I was trying, rapidly, just to confine myself to one house".
