Sentence examples for Once withheld from inspiring English sources
For example, physicians once withheld anesthetics from infants during surgery because it was believed that these not-quite-yet-humans did not feel pain (smiles were gas, remember).
But he made his father a producer anyway on his television shows, where the elder Marshall once withheld a $25,000 "Laverne and Shirley" check from his daughter Penny because she was fresh with him.
And in the same way news of his deteriorating health was once withheld to protect his image — Egyptians chided his self-regard as pharaoh-like — many people here assume the military-led government is doling out sympathetic details in order to manipulate public opinion.
The man who once pointedly withheld his endorsement of the Republican presidential nominee, who called a statement of Mr. Trump's "the textbook definition of a racist comment," who questioned whether Mr. Trump shared his party's "values and our principles on limited government, the proper role of the executive, adherence to the Constitution," has suddenly gone taciturn.
He has never bullied his staff, he claims, and only withheld information from them once.
Mr. Banister told the employees that once taxes are withheld and reported to the I.R.S. on a W-2 or 1099 form, the worker "will be bullied" into wrongly paying taxes.
"Information that was once released is now withheld.
ACE hopes to pay the withheld grant once the society is "back in compliance with the terms of its current funding agreement", and is continuing to monitor the situation "very closely", it said.
As stomatitis resolves rapidly once the drug is withheld or dose-reduced [126], physicians and patients might be tempted to accept treatment delays, dose modifications or even a change of treatment.
Nobody at a league office that once threatened to withhold expansion into Toronto unless the province of Ontario removed basketball betting from its Pro-Line lottery said a word.
Once, unable to withhold her disappointment, she turned while leaving, tears in her eyes, and mouthed quietly to the entire court: "You don't know what I am going through".
