Sentence examples for intimate rein from inspiring English sources
Munich likes to party, though a week ago its coach, Jupp Heynckes, kept a more intimate rein on his players.
Mr. Mazurek has asked his cast to adapt to the intimate space by reining in facial expressions, gestures and voices.
There's a growing feeling that borrowing interest rates may well have bottomed out, and with the Bank of England Governor, Mark Carney, intimating that he may rein in borrowing by forcing banks to keep higher levels of capital, borrowing costs are likely to become more expensive in 2016.
But there are other ways for straight women to take the reins on intimate encounters.
I realized I was asking for a lot: free rein to film cabinet meetings, intimate family meals and tense bilateral exchanges with world leaders.
Time, then, for the siblings to rein in their ambition and to try an intimate indie drama instead?
"His deep and intimate knowledge of Los Angeles and California are significant and very meaningful as he takes the reins of one of America's most important media brands.
Structurally, giving Lamia the narrative reins proves both a strength and a weakness: it draws us into her intimate thoughts, but her digressions are, at times, distracting and her inner monologue can feel monotonous.
Unreliable narrators take the reins of much fine fiction and Ruth is a powerful addition, drawing us into her intimate story, even as we lurch between doubt and certainty about her sanity.
Instead of projecting her voice and using classical vibrato, she had to rein in her vocals because Mr. Costello insisted she keep the microphone close for a breathier, more intimate pop sound.
