Sentence examples for limited confines from inspiring English sources

In the restaurant's very limited confines, many captains move about, trying to stay out of the way of white-jacketed members of the lower orders.

Apparently, these two physically distinctive hominin species managed to conduct a long coexistence in the limited confines of the Levant for upward of 50 millennia.

The cohabitation among luxury watch companies that manufacture almost exclusively within the limited confines of western Switzerland has always proved tricky.

Well, when you step inside the lofty but narrow studio at Alexandra Palace (open specially the weekend of 5/6 Nov this year for the anniversary!), it is quite amazing when you discover what was made there - ballet troupes, opera companies, classic dramas, variety shows and cabaret, dance bands and performing animals all squeezed their way into its limited confines.

And with so many other unseen factors at play that can also affect people's skin, such as diet, exercise, lifestyle, even genetic conditions, which won't necessarily be being expressed within the limited confines of an online review, well, it's just not clear whether anything of real worth can be distilled from such partial and fuzzy data.

But now software is moving off the limited confines of the PC and onto the 1990s' version of the Wild West known as the Internet a place where code is open and Microsoft is just one of many players looking to plant their flags.

Even in these cases, however, research suggests that strong norms of territorial integrity have ensured that these land grabs remain limited, confined to "gray areas" where sovereignty is already contested and ambiguous.

The Irish Tenors, who immediately adopted the official tenor uniform of white tie and tails, have done quite well too, though their repertory is more limited, confined mostly to weepy Irish standbys like "Danny Boy, Molly Malonene," "Mountains of Mourne," and "I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen".

The president therefore decided that Korea would be a limited war, confined to specific ends and restricted in means.

Under widespread state censorship, visual and conceptual art in Iran has a limited audience, confined to private galleries or intellectual gatherings.

Then secular gardens began to appear, but they were usually of limited extent, confined within the fortifications of a castle and often raised well above ground level on a battlemented turret.