How To Use Shut-in In A Sentence
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The Englishman had a shut-in feeling, as though the buildings were closing in on him.
COVER STORY
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You don't know how uncomfortable it is to be a shut-in unless you have been one before.
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Viewers are jokingly referred to as pasty shut-ins, lampooning assumptions about the audience for online video.
BikiniZero Takes Net News to ‘Natural’ End
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After a few miles he knew he was near the shut-in valley (which we call El Cajon) and he remembered that there were Indians there who might know him.
The Penance of Magdalena & Other Tales of the California Missions
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I think he also said, "Let out the sails!" but about the time that I figured out that they weren't really feeling particularly shut-in, we ran into the breakwall around the harbour.
Me, on a Boat
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I do not believe he thinks critics are as valuable as people who inspire quadriplegic shut-ins to have full lives. Mostly because they are not.
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I do not believe he thinks critics are as valuable as people who inspire quadriplegic shut-ins to have full lives.
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Enter shut-in Welton, a plague infected "dragger" who lives (barely) in the basement as a cog in that mysterious wheel.
REVIEW: Ball Peen Hammer by Adam Rapp & George O'Connor
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After spending a long, hard winter as a gym rat shut-in, you're probably hot to trot outdoors.
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What with water problems indoors and the horrid wet weather outdoors, it's been a shut-in day once more.
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He worked as a volunteer, delivering hot meals to shut-ins.
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No one was here at the moment, but Amy was on her way, bringing supplies to the shut-in.
ABSOLUTE ZERO
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Even so, email prayer partnerships established between youth confirmands and older shut-ins bring generations closer together.
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A mischievous comic tone is also set right away, so that by the time we meet eccentric shut-in heiress Penelope Stamp (a luminous Rachel Weisz), it fits right in.
The long con of “The Brothers Bloom” » Scene-Stealers
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When he thought of the great Mongibello that he never would see, and of Donna Elisa, who would never come again, and of the school, and of the shut-in cloister garden, and of a whole restricted life!
The Miracles of Antichrist: A Novel
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The press was an elderly oddity: a fat, shut-in houseguest who consumed two rooms, accompanied by floor-to-ceiling cabinets of paper and type trays.
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