Sentence examples for having to restrain from inspiring English sources

So much so that we are talking to soldiers who said that they were having to restrain the orders given".

All three recall growing up in an era of excess -- of drugs, sex and gourmet food -- and having to restrain themselves.

I miss having to restrain my emotions in the press box when Swindon score; recently they recovered from 3-1 down to beat Crewe 4-3 and I caught myself groaning about the resultant 91st-minute rewrite.

There was the time Lloyd had a meltdown on 161st Street and St. Nicholas Avenue -- hysterically screaming, kicking, my physically having to restrain him so he wouldn't bolt into traffic, as people stared, shaking their heads at my poor "parenting" skills -- all because I wouldn't let him go to McDonald's.

But lately, with diners having to restrain spending, it's been a much bigger challenge as seen by declining sales at such stalwarts as McDonalds and Starbucks.

Ugly scenes followed, United's Rio Ferdinand suffering a cut eye as he appeared to be struck by an object thrown during the celebrations and City keeper Joe Hart having to restrain a pitch invader as he advanced towards the defender.

We had to restrain him.

I've had to restrain myself.

Another juror had to restrain Ms. Fernandez, Ms. DeMarco said.

Christian Adams had to restrain him.

They had to restrain her.