For the next 60 years, road improvements were essentially confined to city streets or to feeder roads to railheads.
The motors, moreover, were noisy, and the degree of freedom in her arm was essentially confined to three types of movement.
When they mention going to the hotel bar to unwind, he notes he is not free to follow, essentially confined in his suite until morning.
Mr. Cheney was asked repeatedly by the Arab leaders he has met to press the Israelis to let Mr. Arafat leave the West Bank city of Ramallah, where he has been essentially confined since December, to go to Beirut.
The lumber sector is essentially confined to exploiting oak and cork from the Kroumirie Mountains of the north, while the esparto grass of the plains is used to manufacture quality paper.
While his recent films, "Boxing Gym" and "Crazy Horse," are essentially confined to single-building locales, Mr. Wiseman and John Davey, his longtime cameraman, traversed a campus of 1,232-acres 1,232-acres00 hectares, for "aboutrkeley".
The long and costly legal battle seems likely to continue for months, with Mr. Assange essentially confined to the country mansion of a wealthy friend as a condition of his bail.
For budgetary reasons, McCain's campaign is now essentially confined to three states — Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina — but he saved his highest praise for New York's Mayor Bloomberg, a potential rival whom he called "a phenomenon" and "a brilliant man".
However, the present study is essentially confined to handle noise effects on speech and has not considered reverberant conditions.
Though these agents had large and ever-growing dossiers at their disposal, they were essentially confined to what they could capture on paper and keep in their minds.
Groundwater in hard rock aquifers is essentially confined to fractured horizons as the flow of water is mostly through these fractures.
