Sentence examples for given rein from inspiring English sources

Yet the collapse of the old order has given rein to creativity too.

He has given rein to prosecutors to investigate corruption, leading to the arrest of even some of his own close aides.

This production is strongest at the points where Wheeldon has given rein to his imagination and cut away the pantomime cliches.

In mobile cinemas sent out into the provinces, the new Fascist regime promulgates the 1931 James Whale movie as repressive propaganda, the "Monster" symbolising, for them, the horrors that happen when a godless experiment like socialism is given rein.

(Aside from a few slightly jarring contemporary locutions - "Let's not go there," for instance - the new translations by the playwright Tina Howe, here given rein to indulge the madcap streak she showed in plays like "Museum" and "The Art of Dining," are clever and crisp, and are generally similar to previous versions).

They have Create Space, Kindle, Smashwords, and others, and following the same paradigm as the revolutionized music business, the degree of talent given rein is profound, and countless numbers of incredible, and heretofore unnoticed, writers have been given the chance to step up and be heard.

"The fishermen have been given reins to manage the fisheries and they haven't been able to do it," Mr. Tower said.

Instead of giving rein to Olympic grandiosity, the Vancouver organizers have tried to rein it in.

But Mr Mugabe is plainly loth to give rein to a free press.

General Powell gave rein to it at a hearing of the House International Relations Committee.

Peche's work gives rein to the anxieties of the age.