Sentence examples for gone into confining from inspiring English sources
Huge floods have periodically inundated large parts of Los Angeles, and much human effort has gone into confining the waterways within concrete channels.
He is a very relaxed horse, except when he has to go into a confined space, like his stall, his trailer and the starting gate.
"You should be monitoring if you're going to go into a confined space, and be wearing the proper equipment," Chief Matheson said.
But even as training and equipment has improved over the years, people who work in the business say there is often a tendency to ignore the complex safety regulations involved in going into a confined space.
"People who might once have gone into the clergy as an avenue toward social change now see it as confining rather than liberating," Professor Awn said.
The Chinese bound the feet of women, and the Victorians forced them into confining footwear; simple, comfortable shoes emerged during the French Revolution to go along with the idea of equality.
We went from confining people in mental hospitals to confining the mentally ill in jails.
Intermittent binding, on the contrary is expected to show normal diffusion for fast phases and confined diffusion (MSD going into a plateau for larger t) for slow phases.
Most American money went into the space shuttles, the reusable vehicles confined to orbit that never lived up to their promise to make human flight more routine.
Other administration officials have said that the administration has many times told Turkey that should its forces go into northern Iraq, their work must be confined to helping refugees fleeing the war.
