Sentence examples for she's confined from inspiring English sources

She's confined to a wheelchair, essentially blind and profoundly deaf.

Sometimes she's confined to a wheelchair, causing her to miss work.

And once again among us, well, almost -- for the next five months she's confined to her estate in Bedford.

Considering that she's confined to the most underpopulated ward in the history of loony-bin pictures, said identity should not be too difficult to figure out.

She becomes so sick with worry that soon she's confined to her bed, where she refuses to eat and dwindles to nothing.

She never fights back or tries to hide; instead, she worries, when she's confined to a sickroom, that her tormentor will go hungry because he can no longer steal her food.

When you come to this passage, it will seem familiar; it appears too in "Tom-Rock Through the Eels," a glimpse of the narrator's life before she is confined.

Hawthorne became a regular caller at the Peabody home, but did not meet Elizabeth's sister, Sophia, until six months later, because she was confined to bed by migraines.

The volume landed in playwright Sarah Ruhl's hands as a gift, while she was confined to bed during a difficult pregnancy, she told an interviewer.

During the war, Maggie's first baby died of exposure while she was confined for a time to the Debrecen ghetto.

Swadley photographed a Martinsburg woman named Crystal, who'd been hit by a car one night when she was walking to her dealer's house; Crystal was now clean, but she was confined to a wheelchair.