Sentence examples for no longer restrained from inspiring English sources

However, Mr. Blessing still collected a substantial raise for last year because his salary was no longer restrained by the terms of a government bailout in 2008.

Obviously, it should be on the cover of People or Entertainment Weekly!" By the next morning, the man who confesses to a congenital inability to police a secret was no longer restrained.

It may therefore be concluded that the organism as a whole places constraints upon the ability of individual cells to reproduce and that, when these constraints are removed, the growth potential of the cells is no longer restrained.

"Warmongers would be well advised to keep in mind that the D.P.R.K. is no longer restrained" by the 1953 Korean War armistice, which the North said it had nullified on Monday, the statement continued, using the initials for the North's formal name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

He's rarely a monster in the early chapters, when his egocentricity is held in check by the vulnerability of a struggling West Indian writer in 50s England; but in tracing his journey to a knighthood and a Nobel, his Boswell shows success turning him into a misanthrope, his racism and snobbery no longer restrained.

If you're a technology-enabled SMB, you have vast potential that is no longer restrained by physical location.

"I can no longer restrain the fighters" of the FSA, he added without saying what concrete action they might take.

He added that he could no longer restrain his fighters, and he called on Mr. Suleiman to remove Hezbollah militants from Syrian territory within 24 hours or face the consequences.

The seemingly random attacks on Monday, many analysts said, indicated that the violent backlash against the new government had taken on a momentum that the leaders of the Brotherhood could no longer restrain even if they wanted to.

When the cable was finally in place and working in 1866, and a cable that had been lost at sea 13 months earlier had been recovered, Field received a six-letter message: "Both O.K". "I left the room," he later recalled, "I went to my cabin, I locked the door; I could no longer restrain my tears -- crying like a child".

And when the envoys arrived, p17 they could no longer restrain themselves, and hoped to possess all of Africa.