Sentence examples for what confines from inspiring English sources

Once again, an adult is made responsible for the welfare of a trapped child, but only the child knows what confines her.

"We've now seen what was confined to the U.S. in the fourth quarter last year and first quarter this year moving into the major markets of Europe and Asia," said John Perriss, chairman and chief executive at Zenith Media in London.

What is confined to the myths in Plato's earlier works is here worked out though not without some caveats concerning the mere likeliness of such an account.

"...I could not do what would confine me constantly indoors or at a desk".

Hittman admits it was hard to figure the ending out: "I always knew that it was an irreconcilable drama, especially as I was always thinking about what was confining him versus freeing him; that made the ending hard".

We note that investigating NW facets outside this size regime could give insight into what degree confined terraces affect surface reconstructions, but this is not within the scope of the present study.

That neighborhood is increasingly difficult to confine, what with a fetishwear-clad Janet Jackson flashing a Super Bowl audience of millions, and Paris Hilton making her own version of a "Girls Gone Wild" video.

What rules that confine us to be an aging species don't exist in other species?" Before Dr. Pringle started the study, a colleague suggested she was wasting her time: to prove that something doesn't age would take far longer than the duration of a research grant, perhaps longer than a researcher's career or even life.

But what if you confine your attention to the U.S.?

In what follows, we confine ourselves to discussing two particularly prominent scoring rules the Brier score and a calibration score.

This ain't day-to-day stock picking or overweighting or underweighting sectors of the market like energy or technology, which is what I'm confined to.