Sentence examples similar to how restraining from inspiring English sources

How restrained was the Eye exactly?

Hmm, I said, expressing some of that out loud, are you sure Scots would accept such limited monetary independence?Mr Salmond was off, dancing and diving, explaining how much more credit-worthy Scotland would be, how modest its stocks of debt, and how restrained its borrowing.

They tell us their secret "number" and we're supposed to be either impressed or intrigued or surprised at how restrained they've been, given how very sexy and good-looking they are, and could have had anyone, hundreds more, whenever they wanted.

He welcomed home Alan Gross, the American who had been held prisoner in Havana until the recent détente; hailed efforts to fight Ebola in West Africa (in truth, he could have made more of the efficacy of the government's response here at home); pledged, once again, to shut down Guantánamo; and slipped in a stretcher about how restrained the United States has been in its deployment of drones.

They taught me a lot about restraint in food and management". How restrained it is to serve a $175 ,21/2-pound Stemple Creek Ranch bone-in rib-eye steak on the bar menu is another matter.

Too many people have never been taught — by their parents, by their schools, by their spouses — how to budget, how to restrain wasteful spending, how to think twice before signing up for an adjustable rate mortgage.

The full inquest will consider how Oak was restrained, how the calls to emergency services were handled and how long it took paramedics to reach him.

They know how to restrain kids".

That's how democracies restrain, isn't it?

It also trains ambulance workers in self-defense and on how to restrain violent patients.

But the Social Democrats' suggestions on how to restrain the private sector also have their critics.