Sentence examples for again restrained from inspiring English sources

Mr. Booker tried to charge into the flames a second time, the detective said, and he again restrained the mayor, this time by grabbing his belt.

The unassuming defender was "indispensable" against the South Americans, the paper writes, seemingly having inherited goalkeeper Manuel Neuer's talent for perfect timing: "His precision tackles again and again restrained the opposition's play.

One day following the final extinction session, animals were again restrained whilst their stylet was removed and placed in 70% ethanol.

Israel is likely, once again, to restrain itself -- reluctantly depending on Obama to strike Iran, while the United States and other major powers attempt to avoid a Middle East war by negotiating a deal with Iran.

He played for the remainder of the half, but had to be restrained again in the tunnel at the interval.

Another study also found that being in a hospital with high rates of seclusion and restraint resulted in higher risks of being secluded or restrained again [ 21].

Infection, improper digestion, and toxemia could develop if you fistulated an unrestrained cow that got away from you and could not be restrained again to put the plug back in.

When asked to assess his 17 starts, he restrained himself again.

Conventional wisdom holds that double taxation on dividends once on the corporate level and then again for investors–has restrained many companies from paying or increasing dividends.

A few minutes later, Jimmy Lennon, Jr. announced the official decision and Judah screamed out and again had to be restrained by a growing number of security guards and cornermen.

The issue of states' rights has more recently led to unlikely interest in the 17th Amendment among some Tea Partiers, who call for its repeal so that the federal government would once again be more directly restrained by the states.