Sentence examples for break the restraint from inspiring English sources

At a high temperature, the special interlayer weakly-bonding structure of Ti3SiC2 can make it easy for Si atom to break the restraint bonding to form frees Si.

Kassovitz is probably the least insular filmmaker in France, but, in this case, his urge to break the rules of French restraint has led him into dire indecision; "The Crimson Rivers" tries to keep one eye on placid European creepiness and another on the international market — hence, presumably, the gang of cops pulling guns on one another, and the late cameo appearance of an avalanche.

"One act of will, of self-restraint might break the circuit".

HONG KONG — North Korea, breaking from the restraint it showed this week during military exercises by the South, said Thursday that it was prepared to use its nuclear weapons if it was attacked.

The Chinese authorities, he says, lack the bravery or ability to "break through the restraints of ideology".

To break the cycle, regional director Dave Jackson and service manager Stephen Reynolds took the risk of stepping back from restraint when it appeared risky to do so.

The charity describes the transition period as "difficult" and admits it took several months to set up a new, person-centred service that proved to be the key to breaking the vicious, incident-restraint-incident cycle.

He managed to break free of the restraints, and officers deployed two Tasers.

Kasumi, she was the result of an innocent idea to break free from the restraints of the world around me.

A possible attempt to break from this restraint is seen in "Fort Blossom," the premiere that the John Jasperse Company is presenting through today at the Kitchen, at 512 West 19th Street in Chelsea.

Breaking the cycle One of the keys to the new approach of looking after Richard Payne was breaking the incident/restraint/incident cycle and creating a structure for his day.