Sentence examples for rein from the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bieito received free rein from the Williams estate to adapt the play as he saw fit.

Among such a collection of more or less detribalized warriors, the bureaucratic principle had free rein from the start.

He'll take the reins from the trumpeter Dave Douglas next year.

The move is considered a step toward preparing the young brigade in the party to take over the reins from the old leadership.

But for all the hopes of future South-South cooperation, most developing countries aren't ready to fully take over the reins from the West.

These are tall orders for a country that lacked any central government between 1991 and 2012, when the federal parliament took the reins from the transitional authorities.

Since he took the reins from the saxophonist Branford Marsalis, who never warmed to the role of sidekick during his three-year run, Mr. Eubanks has dismissed any suggestion that the show was an artistic drain.

And the N.H.L. will soon try playing hockey soon, too, with the rare sight of a new captain in Detroit, where Henrik Zetterberg takes the reins from the retired Nicklas Lidstrom, Nicholas Cotsonika writes on Yahoo.com.

It's the first "Doctor Who" Christmas episode to be produced by Steven Moffat, who recently wrapped his first season running the series since taking the reins from the executive producer Russell T Davies.

But is Generation X ready to take the reins from the boomers and step into positions of power?

These moves would have been unthinkable in 1991, when Ratan Tata took the reins from the revered J.R.D. Tata, chairman for 53 years.