Sentence examples for refraining for from inspiring English sources

Yet, one of the leaders of those protests, Yulia V. Tymoshenko, has recently seemed to be leaning toward Moscow, refraining for a time from criticizing Russia's war in Georgia.

The commentary appears at first glance to be blandly descriptive as if the poet is refraining for reasons of tact from commentating upon what he sees but this is, in fact, far from the case.

After all, by only refraining for the 40 days of Lent, we are not, like Gwyneth Paltrow not feeding her children any carbohydrates – or, like someone who is fasting to the point of starvation and endangering their life– completely denying ourselves of something.

But she may also have stored up trouble for herself by ruling out potential exit strategies, and by cosseting German voters, refraining for so long from telling them the truth: that Germany has not only profited from the euro, but helped cause its problems – German banks, after all, lent to Greeks, who used the money to buy German products.

Based on observational data, most experts suggest limiting its use either to massively bleeding patients or bleeding patients who have documented abnormal coagulation tests, and refraining for transfusing plasma to nonbleeding patients whatever their coagulation tests.

Since the story of the Trump Tower meeting broke, Donald Sr .has kept his distance, refraining for once from tweeting a defense and merely issuing a statement that his son is a "high-quality person".

It refrained, for example, from meddling in the 2008 elections.

It's a familiar refrain for the company.

We've been hearing that refrain for a century.

For drug companies, "Go East" is likely to be a reliable refrain for some time.

(The third piece was "Cinq Rechants," or "Five Refrains," for small chorus).