gilded cage

In the past, as you know, the military were inside a gilded cage.

But the Gardens, like others of its kind, was a gilded cage.

The bird was caught and put in a gilded cage.

Listen I think the guy is a bird in a gilded cage.

It was yet another symbol of being kept in a gilded cage.

He has made no moves against us yet I feel we are prisoners in a gilded cage.

The home can be something of a gilded cage.

I dreamed of an honest life lived outside the gilded cage.

Like Joan, he preferred to go through the fire rather than live in the gilded cage.

It soon becomes apparent that the tiny house is a gilded cage.

She’s lived her long life in a gilded cage.

It makes you feel like a bird in a gilded cage."

According to Jenni it felt like living in a gilded cage.

But for me this island is a gilded cage.

Erica, meanwhile, appears to have been living life in a gilded cage.

Our heritage does not include the gilded cage, and we certainly never fought to labor outside the home—black women have always worked.

"Today they are kind of in a gilded cage," Hastings said.

A nice little gilded cage we find ourselves in.

Ganswein once described his job to friends as "living in a gilded cage."

When the subject of his gilded cage comes up, Law laughs self-consciously.

Yes, you'd trapped your prey and locked her in a gilded cage.

The open market there used to sell ferrets in gilded cages.

This is a bird who is happy with his gilded cage, she thought.

Hitchcock, in creating this great film, wanted above all to spring free of his own gilded cage, and to take us with him.

These nobles were, so to say, placed within a "gilded cage".