"I don't have any evidence that he needed restraint, but even if that was the case, especially since there were so many people apparently involved, couldn't they have restrained him without standing on his neck and choking the life out of him?
To make Macbeth and his lady completely interesting, you have to allow for what Shakespeare doesn't say, and what the Macbeths have restrained in their marriage not only to make it work, but to achieve their nefarious goals.
The Mirror sees fit to produce what it calls their final argument, which we have restrained ourselves not to republish here, while PR maestro Max Clifford, a master in such an arena, appeared mildly sceptical of it all yesterday: "Plenty of people are asking how long it will be until we read about their emotional reunion and how much, deep down, they really love each other".
"I've had moments, walking down the street, of seeing a woman walk toward me and wanting to say: 'Excuse me madam, you're really great-looking, but orange is not your colour.' But I have restrained myself, wisely no doubt, since as you see, I'm here to tell the tale".
Many people don't know that OPEC has restrained production to limit the supply of oil.
Almost all the offices and institutions, not least a sceptical monarch, that had restrained mass witch-hunting had collapsed.
On Sunday in the 61st Precinct station house where he was held overnight, Mr. Gelman refused to be fingerprinted, authorities said, but one law enforcement official said he did not have to be restrained.
Yet, for all that, Mr Mishkin stuck to the Fed's line that it should not have tried to restrain house prices with higher interest rates.
Yesterday, Judge Byrne said that he should not have issued the restraining order because he did not have jurisdiction over the matter.
"You don't have to restrain the kids the way you have to with shots.
