confines

It makes sense for people to free themselves up from the confines of the business.

I've played within the confines of what my body can do.

It confines the child into a world of their own.

It was very dark in the confines of the car.

And it is - but only within the confines of the game.

He would feel better talking in the confines of a closed room.

It was a perfect time to be on the road, once he had left the confines of the city.

And whatever anyone said about him within the confines of the Agency, he had always been good with his people.

And he has, within the relative confines of his age.

His influence was felt beyond the confines of party politics.

Will you ever escape the confines of your own mind?

He and his family know the confines of a trailer.

But the museum is determined to break out of its confines.

"This is an art form within the confines of a watch," he said.

Not about the confines of the world in which he performed.

And everyone beyond the confines of this wet, dark world.

The world beyond the confines of the car was silent but no longer still.

He might very well open fire, even in these narrow confines.

She could stand them, but would never find confines like these appealing.

In the confines of the car, he was more imposing than ever.

Not that I did, obviously, outside the confines of my own home.

He turned away from her in the narrow confines of the car.

But only within the confines of a book, she thought frantically.

My voice was a little too loud for the confines of the car.

Even a man's low breathing could have been heard in those confines.