He gave something each month, and it constricted his life, hanging over him like a sentence.
It constricts the blood vessels, preventing the loss of too much blood and fluid.
For later film ventures such as the TV series Inner Space, narrated by William Shatner, the Taylors designed a mesh suit of stainless steel, although Ron found it constricting and gave it to Valerie to wear.
The pericardium becomes thickened and fibrotic, and over a period of time it constricts the heart so that the normal filling of the ventricles during the resting phase of the cardiac cycle is limited.
That mollifies countries like India that often complain that the West lectures them about cutting emissions, even if it constricts their development and deprives them of a better lifestyle.
The church stays in business thanks to three critical factors: firstly, it constricts information about itself by generating fear of horrible libel bills and private investigators' probing; secondly, in the United States at least, it has the shield afforded by the word religion; thirdly, its celebrity adherents make it look good – or at least less bad – much of the time.
Tonight, not wearing a high-tech bodysuit because it constricts her breaststroke, she swam much more aggressively, drawing away steadily from her competition and winning by more than a second and a half, a huge victory in a race that can be decided by hundredths of a second.
It was found that a pre-processed array of holes could compose nano-texture because it constricted these lateral growths to the specific directions of substrate.
Not recognizing the parasite, Walter pokes it with a blade in an attempt to remove it, and it constricts tighter around Loeb's heart, further endangering his life.
