Cooped Up In A Sentence

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• Anna never likes being cooped up with other people.
• Pretty spacious and doesn't make you feel cooped up.
• It give her something to do when cooped up inside.
• It's just how we feel after being cooped up all winter.
• Being cooped up would make you want to release your energy.
• They stimulate creativity and activity when cooped up in the car.
• You are not supposed to stay cooped up in the room.
• Or even a spring day cooped up inside due to rain.
• I think being cooped up in a city is that really possible.
• Many of your clients are cooped up in office buildings all day.
• Cooped up in a house, stalling, waiting for it to all end.
• You shouldn't be cooped up with a sour old man every evening.
• He is cooped up in a cramped cell with 10 other inmates.
• Lindsey can't just stay cooped up and wait for others to investigate.
• Tom doesn't like being cooped up in his small office every day.
• It's such a tiny office - don't you ever feel cooped up here?.
• Their social manners should be kept cooped up inside an insane asylum.
• Mam would love this after being cooped up in that fucking cell.
• If you're cooped up indoors, gaze out the window on the farthest horizon.
• During a walk after being cooped up in the house, Cade kisses Meg.
• Somehow it would seem to beat being cooped up in the big city.
• FED UP of being cooped up in that little cubicle at your office?.
• They are cooped up in a country house, Russia, summer, late 19th century.
• After recently birthing a baby, I have been cooped up in survival mode.
• Gives me a chance to get away and not feel so cooped up.
• Don't be cooped up in the house when the weather is fine outside.
• I was left to try to make a bunch of cooped-up children write.
• It was so lovely out we didn't want to be cooped up inside though.
• The one good thing that comes from being cooped up in an old house.
• And what about their emotional well-being now, after a year cooped up together?.
• They want to observe his mental state after being cooped up for so long.
• He's a Golem Hunter, but he's tired of being cooped up in his town.
• To the traveler that's important as you don't feel that you are cooped up.
• You could feel her difficulties in being cooped up with others, never going outside etc.
• Instead I sat cooped up waiting for the box to fill up with other bodies.
• You been cooped up for weeks and have developed a serious case of cabin fever.
• He needs exercise and stimulation, and he won't enjoy being cooped up for too long.
• And in the meanwhile we have to suffer cooped up in this small, dark room. '.
• She needs to go out and run, be a werewolf who isn't cooped up inside.
• If you're planning to stay cooped up in your hotel room, Lynton is not for you.
• But can they stand being cooped up in a house and being watched all the time.
• The thought of their beloved pet cooped up while they are on vacation is just unimaginable.
• Unless you're cooped up inside the hotel room on business, you won't get your money's worth.
• It was so welcomed as we're cooped up in a hotel suite almost all the time.
• So just because you're nursing doesn't mean you'll have to be cooped up for the duration.
• They wonder what they will do when the cold keeps everyone cooped up in the house.
• That was a huge relief since I didn't want them cooped up for the whole time.
• Now he's no longer happy having to spend his four days cooped up in Jill's room.
• It's not much of a life to be cooped up in a small cage, unable to move.
• My younger male really hates to be cooped up in the house, he loves to go outside.
• Lydia, cooped up like a hen in her house, had branded herself victim, prey, alien and afraid.
• I can't imagine sitting at home at age 73 cooped up with little stimulation and few challenges.
• Police have detained 121 Iraqi immigrants that were cooped up in a hen house, authorities said Friday.
• In the winter, it gets too cooped up, and I really can't stand the obnoxiously drunk singing inside.
• My friend also wanted to bring her dog who had been cooped up all day while they worked.
• Cooped Up is a great young adult novel, with a lot of general interest too for older readers.
• My cat doesn't like being cooped up in this, but it's a very convenient way to carry her.
• Being cooped up for an extended period of time, Teresa also finds herself falling in love with Trey.
• Spring is upon us and being cooped up indoors this winter has caused me to have spring fever.
• With all the beautiful weather we get in Arizona, I hate being cooped up in dark small places.
• I am assuming because it was such a nice day and no one wanted to be cooped up.
• Foot two bedroom, two bathroom so we have been cooped up in the one room for 48 hours now.
• The penguins were really good, ESP at feeding time - and one could imagine they don't mind being cooped up?.
• No one on earth had such a loving family, no one on earth felt so cooped up and smothered.
• No one wants to stay cooped up in an apartment for such a long stretch, even with a hulk hottie.
• We decided to sit on the covered patio since we had both been cooped up in the office all day.
• I guess I was looking for more tension in the story after all they were cooped up on a train.
• Tarra could just be herself and roam the Sanctuary at her will instead of being cooped up in a zoo.
• It was nice place to get out of the heat after having a toddler cooped up in a hotel room.
• We needed to get out for some air and had spent nearly a week cooped up in the convention center.
• I came to enjoy the ambience of the Strip, not to stay in a room all cooped up all weekend.
• The winter seems to drag on, skies are cloudy and gray, and we feel a little cooped up in our homes.
• It was so nice to have somewhere to go outside after being cooped up in a room for a long time.
• It was hard not to feel cooped up in the White House after the rich, varied life he had led before.
• How do financiers, cooped up in their madhouses in lower Manhattan, resist jumping on a ferry to go see a game?.
• The weather may not always permit outdoor activities, so when the kids are cooped up in the house, you can try these indoor art projects to keep them occupied.