How To Use Boxed in In A Sentence
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He feels boxed in at work and wants greater freedom to develop his ideas.
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It can not be boxed into some neatly defined category as economics or sociology or politics or history.
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Pulling pre-cut thorn bushes and branches across the cave entrance, he fashioned a kraal to keep his sheep safely hidden and boxed in the cave.
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The problem with that idea, though, is that the administration is boxed in, politically and rhetorically.
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One of the runners got boxed in on the final bend.
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As a result he got away from the starting light reasonably well, but then got boxed in at Old Hall corner and ended up in 26th place after the first lap.
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Procedures relating to topics within the chapter are boxed in and numbered so that the reader can quickly recognize them.
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Her coach told her she lost some time by getting boxed in, time she could recover in her next race.
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His father, a merchant seaman, had boxed in the navy while his mother swam competitively.
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The Chancellor is boxed in by inflation targets and sterling.
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She feels boxed in at the fatiguing work and wishes greater freedom to develop her ideas.
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One of the runners got boxed in on the final bend.
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When Posey reached the far baseline boxed in with nowhere to go, the catlike Oliver batted the ball away, grabbed it, and bounded back downcourt.
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The legislature was boxed in by its earlier decisions.
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Her coach told her she lost some time by getting boxed in, time she could recover in her next race.
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She was boxed in by two other runners on the sixth lap.
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After marriage Mrs Black felt boxed in living in that small flat.
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But, of course, a strong leader, a real leader, would have kept Saddam Hussein boxed in.
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It can not be boxed into some neatly defined category as economics or sociology or politics or history.
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Houdini's diaries took up an entire shelf - about a dozen volumes, each boxed in an expensive leather slipcase, gold tooled - a treasure surely worth a few hundred thousand dollars.
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Refurbishing the toilets and washrooms will cost more than it would in other schools, because the pipework and cisterns will need to be boxed in to prevent the children interfering with them.
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The motor is boxed in.
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She feels boxed in at the fatiguing work and wishes greater freedom to develop her ideas.
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The title of the news was boxed in.
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He feels boxed in at work and wants greater freedom to develop his ideas.
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After marriage Mrs Black felt boxed in living in that small flat.
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His car was boxed in by two other cars on the final lap.
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Miramax's Region 1 version possesses a pristine transfer, and is widescreen letterboxed in the aspect ratio 1: 1.66.
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He feels boxed in, living in that tiny flat.
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She did not want to send her son to a school where he would be boxed in by so many rules and regulations.
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Rather than seeing a light at the end of the sanctions tunnel, Hussein felt increasingly boxed in.
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She did not want to send her son to a school where he would be boxed in by so many rules and regulations.
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The film comes through as 1.85: 1, but is letterboxed into 2.35: 1, something incredibly unfashionable in these days of plentiful anamorphic widescreen transfers.
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For the first part of the race Attraction was boxed in but when a gap opened up on the rails with two furlongs to go the race was over.
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To qualify for the programme, resellers must sell and brand systems that use boxed Intel processors and successfully complete special training.
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felt boxed in by the traffic
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The opening credits sequence is letterboxed in a lovely 1.85: 1 aspect ratio to fit all the words on the screen, but the aspect ratio changes abruptly once the credits are over.
