Sentence examples for rein by from inspiring English sources

Such extravagance is given full rein by Ronson's own fondness for pastiche.

Lagercrantz has been given "a completely free rein" by Larsson's estate to continue their stories, said MacLehose.

I work virtually single-handed, don't use weedkillers or fertilisers, and am given free rein by the college fellows.

The Australian Whose Line is helmed by a rejuvenated Tommy Little, being given surprisingly free rein by the producers.

As Mr Preston explains, foreign correspondents were given relatively free rein by the Republicans' press office, with easy access to the front lines.

Since such support is kept on the shortest-possible rein by the ECB in Frankfurt, this means that the banks are still acutely vulnerable.

The footman was in period costume, as was the man who held four reins by the hand.

He moved back into his old office and acquainted himself with the Pacers' coach, Frank Vogel, who had never been a head coach anywhere when he was handed the reins by Bird during the 2010-11 season.

Handed the reins by Olson from the beginning, they bonded immediately as roommates, lunchmates and teammates, becoming almost inseparable and helping each other through some early-season freshman follies.

Corporate consumers have taken the reins by migrating work from law firms in-house.

They are characterized by alternating periods of unstructured work by individuals and small groups and structured "pulling in the reins" by managers to integrate work.