Freshers Week tested my beliefs: by choosing to do certain things and refrain from others, I began to clarify what I really believed in – and, because of that, I have become a more mature person.
They also will refrain from throwing during drills that begin Tuesday, which Collins said he and the pitching coach, Dan Warthen, calculated would save their arms about 100 throws per day.
Over the past five years I have met increasing numbers of Muslim women – both in Europe and the US – who fear being visibly religious and have begun to refrain from wearing their headscarves in public.
Americans, particularly Democrats, say Mr. Bush should refrain from his public moves to begin assembling a new administration, which his advisers say are partially designed to convey a sense of inevitability that he will be president.
For many little girls, they begin to refrain from accessing their opinions and preferences and from expressing their authentic feelings.
Latin, however, is just the beginning -- traditionalists refrain from eating meat on Fridays, and traditionalist women wear headdresses in church.
At a point, somewhere in the blissful encounters of such a ripe party, pulsating with excited life on the decks of the three sister ships tied side by side, Billy began attempting to refrain from what he thought others might catch-on to see as blatant gockking.
"To begin with they even refrain from commenting on the dishes Babette serves," Fischler observes.
Subjects were instructed to refrain from smoking and drinking coffee or alcoholic beverages beginning the night before the study.
Religious men (Sufis) began to drink coffee to refrain from sleeping so that they could spend the night in prayer.
