Sentence examples for got restraints from inspiring English sources

"We have always said if we could do we would, but everyone knows we have got restraints," Moyes said of possible signings.

I've got restraints on me, and I'm trying to keep the age of the team down.

"We have got restraint, that's the important thing.

In an interview with BBC Radio West Midlands, Prime Minister David Cameron said: "We need a process and an outcome in which the public can be confident and a one-off large pay increase at a time when you've got pay restraint across the public sector.

'Only one,' she replied, 'but a lion.' " Foxes and wolves, which the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge called "Everyman's metaphor" for cunning and cruelty, appear often as characters in fables chiefly because, in the human world, such predatory cunning and cruelty are able to get around restraints of justice and authority.

"One held his feet and the other one kind of laid on top of him and then the flight attendants went and got some plastic restraints for his arms," she told ABC News.

"Only if the N.B.A. could establish that imposing an age limit is necessary for competitive balance could it possibly get around restraint of trade".

"If this goes on, with more and more civilians killed, I don't think it will help to say, 'O.K., let's break for two days or two weeks.' We need to get self-restraint".

And he's got a lot of restraints".

The straps on Heather's wheelchair clearly made her uncomfortable, so Lucas got rid of the restraints.

A giant inflatable Minion balloon somehow got loose of its restraints and rolled onto a road near the north part of the city, according to the Journal.ie.ie