confine

He has spurned the front-line, preferring to confine himself in youth and rural politics.

Confine estate It did not, however, remain within the confines of his estate.

My dear creature, " she replied, " do not think me such a simpleton as to be always wanting to confine him to my elbow.

Some of my most pleasant hours are during the long rain storms in the spring or fall , which confine me to the house all day .

This would have given much more depth to his treatment of the war - or does Moore confine himself to Americans only?

His men conspire against him, confine him a long time to his cabin, and set him on shore in an unknown land.

Sound-insulating floors, partitions, or enclosures are used to confine the noise within a room or to prevent noise from entering a room.

Beyond pointing out these general truisms , I shall confine my discussion to the general areas of Asia.

New England authors did not always confine themselves to their own rules.

Could you confine your discussions to the matter in question?

A unique, free spirit in charge of her own destiny. . . completely immune to the forces that attempt to confine her.

They are trying to confine bird flu within the farm where it has broken out.

He decided that if he had it to do over again he would confine himself to fiction.

He would confine himself to broad principles in order not to employ too much of the Council's time.

We do not claim that the portrait herewith presented is probable; we confine ourselves to stating that it resembles the original.

And China did not confine itself to diplomatic displays of its displeasure.

Do not confine your children to your own learning, for they were born in another time. -Hebrew proverb.

We confine practice to personal culture, asking ourselves to be a simple and plain man. Exactly it is of no problem.

The guiding principal is not to confine energies into defined spaces, but to explore the play of energy till it explodes as a wave of joy.

We do not think we shall confine our offer to any one firm .

Monopoly agreements refers to agreements, determinations or other coordinated actions which shall remove, confine competition.

To put in or as if in prison; confine.

Housekeeping must be maintained at all time inside the confine space. All unnecessary material must be removed from the space.

You think of marriage as something that will confine you. You are afraid of marriage.

Using this separate login allows you to confine the data that subscribers can create rules against , and helps protect sensitive data .

Neither must we attempt to confine the Platonic dialogue on the Procrustes bed of a single idea.

In some cases, companies are trying to confine the pain to higher levels of management.

confine or restrain with or as if with manacles or handcuffs.

You refuse to let anything confine the rich variety of your moods and emotions.

For brevity I shall confine myself here to those definitions of saving and investment which correspond to Income No. I.

Those desiring to become paraplegic will sometimes confine themselves to a wheelchair in an effort to end the torment.

In discussing this problem, I shall confine my attention to those who are not subject to any extreme cause of outward misery.

Cross dressers are usually able to confine their cross dressing to personal time.

But to confine them within those limits, which grace, which propriety, which delicacy, and modesty require, is the office of temperance.

teaching material goes the bookshop is bought went . not certain confine is in exam content appoint teaching material to go up.

Newton did not confine his studies to mathematics.

Gangs that used to confine themselves to the drugs trade are branching out into robbery, extortion, and kidnapping.

Also, that experience confine me that I could do better job than others in some areas.

Faced with a rapidly changing world, students should no longer confine themselves to their campuses.

curtail financial damage dungeon : A dark, often underground chamber or cell used to confine prisoners.

The model of "one industry, one association" confine to the competition among the trade associations.

Why should social science confine itself to passively studying social phenomena when it can be used to actively change the state of affairs?

It has also become obvious the campaign has ventured beyond the original confine of promoting a spoken language.

confine as if in a prison.

The main contents go as follow: Firstly, summarize the present reinforce techniques and its confine for employment.

The Landmark Trust does not confine itself only to the British Isles.

I will confine my remarks to the causes of the War of 1812; the next speaker will discuss its results.

We have no need to confine ourselves to strict times of working, although we take our responsibilities very seriously.

Sitcoms, for instance, usually confine all of their action to less than three recurring locations.

All the students present wish that the speaker would confine himself to the subject.

After receiving a request from Beijing, they have changed the route to confine the torch to the vicinity of the main sports stadium.

Then a set of rules are proposed to confine the forming of dependencies, and their correctness is proved.

Continuous and adequate air supply must be provided as hot work will deplete oxygen content in the confine space.

You can't only confine to the answers of a few words, but can stop saying expansively in order to cover up one's own heart tensely.

It is forever breaking the bonds that confine you to a single location.

To confine or live in or as if in a small space or area.

We cannot in a way confine ourself that these are the ultimate dates that we may arrive to a final conclusion.

The refiner defined definite confine with her fine finger.

He promised to confine his group to the left side of the river for the rest of the day.

This strategy can confine the impact force in landing process within a safe range, as well as make the landing time shortest.

A key to make photonics have an electronics-like development is to confine the light into dimensions breaking the diffraction limit.

VOICE: In other words, we cannot confine God to a test tube and experiment on Him.

Having a clearly stated goal doesn't have to confine you if it's stated well.

Some think these obstacles will confine mobile advertising to a niche for years to come.

Periodontosis of confine green early days encroachs a few deciduous teeth only, place adventitious.

The refiner defined a definite confine with her fine finger.

But these confine to formalism standard, shorting at the technical support and the traditional region culture character.

Such "factory farms" confine thousands of pigs and other domesticated animals in small cages or crates in indoor sheds.

A severe bout of flu confine him to his bed.

Confine her outside the camp for seven days; after that she can be brought back.

Once we are aware of the limitation of book learning, we shall see that we should not confine our study to books.

the geography comparative researches confine to longitudinal studies and latitudinal studies are few.

Confine your wallowing to a certain time period -- say, 15 minutes of self-pity and that's it.

Item Your private ident rule shouldn't clobber someone else's ident rule. So some mechanism is needed to confine rules to a namespace.

confine your comments only to what you known.

A dark, often underground chamber or cell used to confine prisoners.

At the weekly meeting, everyone must confine their remarks to the subject.

For complex of scene and confine of feature, it is difficult that have good performance using a single feature in pattern classification.

Insoluble problems are only created if you try to confine them inside, keep them still or hamper their play.

But by limiting the things we are willing to try we confine ourselves to the safe zone and stifle opportunities for growth.

The bill of exchange was in its inception confine largely to the financing of foreign trade.

Let him restrain the great, . . . exalt the good, consolidate peace, check unlawfulness, protect the just, confine the unjust.

They say that humans only use 10% of their brain capacity. There's no reason for humans to confine machines to the same fate.

Increasing social science will enlarge the confine of political institution innovation.

Risk does not, of course, confine itself only to the troubled bits of the globe.

At the weekly meeting, everyone must confine his remarks to the subject.

And even people with "active" TB typically confine the infection to the lungs and can be cured with antibiotics.

When considering learning , don't confine yourself to traditional institutions or modes of learning .

Judges may be trained to confine themselves to the legally relevant facts before them.

Confused: Let's say I did not give Love a definition for I do not want to use words to confine it.

We will confine ourselves to saying that the love of Fantine was a first love, a sole love, a faithful love.

Please confine your remarks to the subject under discussion.

A raised margin along an edge used to confine or strengthen .

The court says [to the gaoler] 'Tell the reason why you confine him.

Wipe out imagination. Stop the pulling of strings. Confine thyself to the present. --Marcus Aurelius.

But to confine myself to those who are said to be in moderate circumstances.

They managed to confine the disease to a small area.

CR is not a jaw position but a confine.

I have asked you to confine your statements to Dr. Xiao's procedure and to refrain from personal attacks.

Please confine your remarks to the subject we're talking about.

these disadvantages confine the progress of sole trades in the reform and development.

That is to say, will the new Chinese philosophy cease to confine itself to concept by intuition?

They managed to confine Sars to a definite area.

It will use magnetic fields to confine hydrogen isotopes and heat them to hundreds of millions of degrees Celcius.

It is only about 150 pages and judged within that confine, it does an amazing job.

He does not confine his studies to medicine, it seems.

Professional clown Michael Christensen doesn't just confine his act to the Big Apple Circus he co-founded.

It's a good practice to use the as much as possible to confine untrusted external contents.

But how to confine a texture to a certain area, or create a smooth blending between textures ?

In all, 7, 373 riders were issued tickets in 2011 for being unable to confine themselves to a single seat.

A structure in which to confine the combustion process.

Finally it proved action and effect of those confine way by trial.

The reward and punishment doesn't confine in this world, it will realize in this world or the next.

Would you please confine yourself to the topic under discussion?

Please confine your remarks to the subject we are debating .

a low metal frame to confine falling coals to a hearth.

It is a point of fire that exists within us, which is immortal and infinite, which nothing can confine, and which nothing can extinguish.

Please confine your remarks to the topic under discussion.

talented but not sainted , confine to use, neither sainted nor talented, resolutely no use.

The network is for carrying and circulating a personal blog, rather than own and confine a persoanl blog.

To confine or restrict within a boundary or bounds.

Confine your criticism to matters you understand.

Confine your eating to the kitchen or dining room.

Confine your mind to your work, or you will not finish it on time.

We confine ourselves here to the case where surface tractions are prescribed .

However, we need the law to confine the actions of people to an extent harmless to the well-being of other people.

limit, inhibit, confine restriction n.

I am sick, I have to confine to bed.

We'll confine our discussion to the main issue.

To confine in a prison ; imprison .

The Permit Holder shall confine the works in the River by barriers.

In order to limit the salary of directors, a number of countries and regions have enacted regulations to confine it.

CONFINE your discussion to the problem.

Confine code line lengths to 90 characters, INCLUDING blank spaces.

It is not good to confine a wild bird in a cage.

Tonight, when I was walking to the confine to get some nomimono I saw a drunk, young office lady sleeping on the sidewalk.

Please confine your remarks to the issues at hand.

On its site, of all places, there are no drop-down titles to define and confine, just an empty box.

I confine myself to five cigarettes a day.

Please confine your speech to the topic at hand.

How did James Bond escape from the locked confine?

In this article, we confine ourselves to 2D plots, since they are the most common.

Please confine your remarks to what we are debating.

confine in a fold, like sheep.

shall confine myself to English.

Our forecasts are coming out next week, so I will confine myself today to broad trends.

Be it cruel to confine a bird in a cage.

Don't confine your learning only to schoolwork.

Don't confine you learning only to schoolwork .

They should be eager to learn, to listen, to research and not to confine, to hurt, to kill, those who disagree with them.

He is asked to confine the use of the telephone to business call alone!

Don't confine your mind to the textbook.

Legions of angels can't confine me there.

Don't confine your children in the realm of your knowledge, because they are born in another age.

I wish you would confine your attention to the facts and ignore anything that can be described as hearsay.

if you cannot evacuate from the room, confine the fire by closing the doors.

Please confine your use of telephone to business call.

Confine your attention to your own affairs.

They can also confine criminal penalties to commercial-scale piracy, as opposed to ordinary infringement by Internet users.

We will, therefore, confine our attention to changes in the narrowly defined money stock (liquidity effects).

It is cruel to confine wild animals in cages.

We should not confine our learning to book knowledge.

I wish you will confine your talk to10 minute.

Therefore, China "s income margin not confine to economic problem, but also a social problem. "

It is cruel to confine lark in cage.

I will confine myself to looking at the period from 1900 to 1916.

We must confine the dispute to our department instead of submiting it to the boss.

U. S. factory farms confine about 280 million hens in cages so small, they can't even spread their wings.

We should not confine ourselves to the classroom. We should go out of the classroom, see the world and talk to others as much as we can.

Resolve to confine work in your office.

Secondly, it can make you confine self within doors , final, there are the petty gain choose and also compare still more on net.

Not confine learns in English, still included the many headings in an account book such as Chinese, maths, physics.

In order to confine a gas we must apply a pressure.

How often have you been told to confine your curls?

I want usual life and I don't want to confine to the house.

confine oneself strictly to the matter under discussion

If we are to ensure such growth. we can not confine ourselves to handling routine affairs.

Singer: You don't think I want to go out for fine and nice air? I have to confine my self to the desk.

Primary Discussion of Confine and Its'Composition Essential Factors for Present Quality Standard of Traditional Chinese Medicine

To restrain or confine as if with chains:

The Confine and Initiative of Administrative Jurisdiction--On Trial to the Case Involving New Evidence

Preliminary discussions on linkage of regional borderline and attribute confine

Five Bottlenecks Confine Independent Innovation in IT Industry

Robert Burton Wipe out imagination. Stop the pulling of strings. Confine thyself to the present. Marcus Aurelius

The confine between magic number of nuclear and sub-cluster structure

Confine: The limits of a space or an area; the borders

They would confine themselves to being proofs of the law;

Evaluation to the Quality Confine of College Journals

Study on the Validity of Contract Beyond Managing Confine

Constructing a Inspire and Confine System of Corporation Based on the EVA Measure Criterion of Achievement Valuation

the third is their legislation all confine the scope of the exercising of right of appeal;

Tuck -- to gather up and fold, thrust, or turn in so as to secure or confine

confine each paragraph to only one point or topic

Confine to the central air conditioner

Confine To keep within bounds; restrict:

Bind you, confine you, defying your reign

To set a limit to; confine:

To keep within close bounds; confine:

Extended Teach of Magic Confine

Confine your shift in attention

Confine SFTP users to their own home directories by using Chroot SSHD

Be confine on a country

Or define you or confine you

limit to, confine to, resrict to

The Factors to Confine the Way of the Economic Increase in Our Country