| But as per the successful snow job of U.S. operators, it seems to be confining its inquiries to international termination inputs. |
| We Brits are not confining ourselves to exporting our traditional behavior to Portugal. |
| These data consist of raw facts, as free as possible of confining hypotheses. |
| Perhaps the adjurations are against confining the remedial provisions by reference to common law doctrines and limitations. |
| A good teacher really does keep pointing the way upward and forward, and really does let the student grow without confining him in a cage. |
| However, working within genre films, whether horror, high-school or romantic comedy, is a more confining situation. |
