To contain polio, hospitals confined children like Tenley, allowing only minimal contact with the outside world.
This leads to plenty of rocking-and-rolling during the 10-hour passage, with many passengers confined to their bunks.
Until recently office REITs confined their investing almost entirely to the purchase of buildings already standing.
The days of men filtering business style into the confined rules almost seem unnatural.
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Bruce Hines, the defector turned research physicist, says that he was confined to R.
For the first few years of its existence, the company was confined to Illinois.
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The period debate hasn't been confined to the upper echelons of the Obama campaign.
About 100 hotel staff members were also confined to the premises due to the quarantine.
Such funds can scoop up BRIC bargains as they arise, without being confined there.
Yet political reform itself has been confined to tinkering at the margins, and has largely stagnated.
He even declared that he had "grown to like it" in the confined space.
It is a misconception to think that cross-country skiing is confined purely to flat terrain.
She was also depressed, confined to her bed for the most part of five decades.
Or is it really confined to that relatively small, if vocal, communities in direct line?
Keeping any investigation confined to Capitol Hill clearly has the approval of the White House.
The rise of new industries to replace old ones is not confined to the south-east.
The role to promote and improve water cooperation is not only confined to governments.
And this basic part of the car market is not just confined to the emerging world.
Everett was 61 years old, weighed almost 400 pounds and was confined to a wheelchair.
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They call it Al Kut-Traz (like Alcatraz) because they're confined to the compound, even for meals.
Signalling by gesture is confined to the great apes (who, in this context, include mankind).
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The south and east of the country is where most of the Taliban activity is confined.
He may see some administration officials but is mainly confined to an Irish-American itinerary.
Elaborate co-operation outside the family, but within the same species, is confined to humans.
What does it do to you being in that kind of a confined space?
"This problem is not an issue that's just confined to Haider, " he told BBC World Service.
If confined to relatively small economies like already bailed-out Ireland and Portugal this might be manageable.
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Moreover, the costs of private sector negligence are supposed to be confined to the negligent.
High prices for beach-front property have not just been confined to Wales - or even huts.
Because of a childhood ailment he was confined to a wheelchair for most of his life.
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