Sentence examples similar to refrain- from inspiring English sources

While polls remain open please refrain from disclosing your voting choices.

He has introduced bonuses for workers who turn up sober and refrain from stealing, and the sack for those who do not.

That they had him in a room and insulted him for three hours is absolutely unacceptable," said Stamatis Vassilaros, a doctor echoing a common refrain.

There's certainly an air of the sepulchral on debut single Holland (on paradYse Records) with its refrain: "Into dust we will all return," but it's a timeless and eerily comforting kind of meditation, on faith, loss and redemption, much like abolition-era hymnals – haunting and healing in equal measures.

We emphasize the need to refrain from pressing our Palestinian people and their camps in the Syrian crisis.

No ringing refrain emerged from a staccato seven-way conversation.

"At times it is appropriate to refrain from performing certain acts of obedience," he said, "in order to avoid the hardships of others".

Built by Domino's Pizza founder Tom Monaghan on the edge of a Florida swamp, and now run by George W Bush's former director of faith-based initiatives, the university insists that students "dress modestly" and pretty much refrain from doing anything that could be construed as fun.

We are now on the roof, but I can hear the guitars and the humble Andean folk downstairs singing a melancholy refrain.

"We will absolutely seek to understand the concerns that may be behind the vote," comes the same refrain.

"It is the way they live, and it is their lifetime," is its refrain.