between the confines of
She confines her remarks to scientific management.
to be on the confines of ruin
Oil gave him power far beyond the confines of his dilapidated state.
Organizationally, it has stepped out of its narrow confines and become a major national party.
She has never experienced life beyond the confines of her own close-knit family.
Traditional software development teams are supposed to work within the confines of the software 'Iron triangle'.
The project is quite different from the traditional teaching method, which confines us in rote and constrains our thoughts.
"Bad body odour will affect fellow colleagues in the narrow confines of a space shuttle," he said.
One of NCO's key strengths is its ability, through its global analysts, to conduct fundamental research across markets and not simply within the narrow confines of geographic borders.
Most of the hares are dead on arrival, having suffocated or frozen to death in their cardboard confines, but that hasn’t slowed a proliferation of orders.
He has been a voluble defender of domestic jobs, when logic might dictate that efficiency is to be found outside the confines of high-cost Japan.
Current software practices, such as object-oriented programming, were too inefficient for prime time and were relegated to the confines of academia.
This volume does not address the implementation of Subjectivist notions, but confines itself to the measurable, the rational, and the repeatable.
He also Shared some remarkable examples of how he gave students a chance to really "stand out from the crowd" even within the confines of the New York public school system.
The site confines itself to 2.5 m depth and 6.5 m width. Although its scale is quite humble but with it the capacity of light utilizing and ventilation as it stretches alongside the narrow alley.
She was sixteen and just at the age when her developing figure had reached a plump perfection. Her rounded breasts seemed to be bursting out of the close confines of her lace-edged white silk slip.
Regarding the expression of the house, it offers a silent facade to the street, which is no more than the simple echo of the wall that confines the small patio of the sleeping rooms.
Christians adopted the Ouroboros as a symbol of the limited confines of this world( that there is an" outside" being implied by the demarcation of an inside), and the self-consuming transitory nature of a mere this-worldly existence following in the footsteps of the Preacher in Ecclesiastes.
