Sentence examples for to be caged from inspiring English sources

Kansas, after all, needed to be caged.

The dogs don't have to be caged.

"To be caged or deprived of food, water or companionship is a horrible thing," she said.

He says that he refuses to be "caged by my DNA".

I don't want to be caged in by reality, as it were.

About 10,000 bears are believed to be caged for their bile in China and a couple thousand in Vietnam.

"They are not used to being caged up.

First-principle calculations using ultrasoft pseudopotentials and the generalized gradient approximation show that (CdSe n to be cage-like polyhedral [21].

"What I object to is Cage's simplistic narrative of an innocent man radicalised by the British state.

As part of his initiation at Gordonstoun, Prince Charles, aged 13, is said to have been caged naked in a basket and left under a cold shower.

We went from being caged to being hunted.