Sentence examples for discreet confines from inspiring English sources
We are in the refined, discreet confines of J Sheekey, a favourite actors' haunt in Covent Garden, London.
The guerrilla presence in Beirut is still relatively discreet, confined to the refugee camps in southern Beirut.
Granted, not a unpleasant sighting in some cases but for many us, it's a look best not shared outside the discreet, repressed confines of the office.
One thing that is certain is that the civil war in Syria no longer exists in a vacuum as something discreet and confined within the country's borders.
Also, races will be confined to discreet server sessions, with four-vs-four team races – although later updates may add numbers.
"Obviously, because it's quite confined it's not very discreet," chuckled sub captain Buck Taylor.
Drug dealing, gun running, extortion and violence were all highly lucrative, but by 40 he had wound up his more ostentatiously lawless operations and confined his business to the discreet wholesale of cocaine.
Quentin Algood, the owner of ITS Alaska, said a discreet e-mail system was created from an old campaign account, with access confined to "a group of people, her closest confidants and co-workers and advisers and the person she sleeps with". Algood said the system was maintained by Frank Bailey, a Palin aide.
