Sentence examples for their confines from inspiring English sources

The emergence of gated neighborhoods in India has also added to creation of empty, potentially dangerous spaces outside their confines.

In "Fun at Sea," Anna London's whimsical etching and collage, groups of dancing shapes flee their confines like aquatic creatures released from an underwater ark.

Urban planners and activists say that the root cause of the trouble in Gurgaon is that development has been largely privately driven; huge pockets of land are owned by private corporations, which tend to the spaces within their confines.

When people say that the problem with civilian courts is that it is harder, in their confines, to get convictions in cases involving torture, what are they arguing for?

Of course, that said that corporate contributions, channelled not through Person A's spouse but the right kind of PAC, are not a circumvention of election laws but a pirouette within their confines.

While Martin's work has managed to contain memory, story, nostalgia and emotion, the boxes' genius is their ability to burst their confines through whatever associations they evoke in a viewer.

And despite their confining nature, the shoes also seem to liberate.

To a mournful song, in the near-darkness, the dancers moved fluidly in their confined spaces, their ghostly limbs and white Grecian garb shimmering.

He grew up in Chicago, enthralled by the be-bop musicians of the 40's and 50's, but gradually moved away from their confining chord-changes.

For what seemed like minutes, they were motionless, as a sequence of lighting cues (Amanda Ringger did the striking designs) played across them, altering their confined landscape.

These airliner tubes, with their confined hours-long intervals, had been a last refuge from the grid, a sort of enforced library reading room.