Sentence examples similar to keep constricting from inspiring English sources

It's classic Lim: high functioning — it keeps shapes without constricting the body — and also just plain cool.

They just come, unbidden, wordlessly and shockingly, usually lasting just a second or two, sometimes prompting a reflexive laugh or startled exhalation of breath, my mind suddenly empty of culturally-ingrained concepts that for most of the time keep it tightly constricted.

The researchers conclude that astrocytes must release something that relaxes the smooth muscles that keep brain capillaries constricted.

C.P.A.P. machines use mild air pressure to keep the airway from constricting.

Do not feed it and keep the roots fairly constricted.

Vasoreceptors, for example, may not be as quick to direct blood vessels to constrict to keep the body temperature up.

If you or a loved one is having an allergic reaction that is extremely severe, the airways to your lungs might constrict and keep you from being able to breathe.

If we have to be in Zion, keep the sets small and constricted.

When it's chilly, blood vessels in the skin and extremities constrict to keep heat concentrated around the tissue underneath, which is why your hands and feet usually feel cold first.

All these things constrict your throat and keep you from sounding your best.

Because those conditions might be hard to meet, they could slowly constrict Bush's ability to keep up troop levels.