| It should be cabined and guarded like a nuclear weapon. |
| Now she's an object of pity and scandal in Sydney society, and she spills her feelings and facts to another cabined, cribbed and confined captive, her ex-teacher Miss Adie. |
| I need the salty sea air in my lungs to flush out the scent of that old man I was cabined with for so long. |
| Why should that gifted creature be cribbed, cabined, and confined in this way? |
| They have allowed these anti-Victorians to be cabined in Victorian stereotypes. |
| But as that argument is narrow, and more easily cabined to just changes in terms, we expect, if we prevail, that's where the Court will decide it. |
