Sentence examples for to confines from inspiring English sources
verb
To restrict; to keep within bounds; to shut or keep in a limited space or area.
"A fair beginning to good-faith talks means that Israel cannot be asked to agree to confines that would compromise its own security," he said.More to the point, most Jews vote Democratic, and will probably continue to do so no matter what they think of the president's attitude towards Israel.
It occurs under unconfined and semi-confined to confined conditions.
To confine the illimitable".
And he tried to confine business trips to one day.
He even refused to confine his choreography to the stage.
They don't want to confine their power.
I didn't want to confine it that way.
It is important to confine the irrigating solution to the confines of the root canal system.
A: Competitors want to confine people to different recording systems called DOS.
We went from confining people in mental hospitals to confining the mentally ill in jails.
"But everyone is moving quickly to confine the epidemic.
