Sentence examples for rein without from inspiring English sources

Robinson worked in concert with John Marshall, an Englishman who, until his death, in 1928, served as the museum's agent in the European marketplace, buying with a free rein — without the need to consult either curators or trustees — and shipping his purchases back to New York in bulk.

From a rigorously pro-choice perspective, the in utero phase is a space in human development where disease and disability can be eradicated, and our impulse toward perfection given ever-freer rein, without necessarily doing any violence to human dignity and human rights.

As a force of personality in his own right, Mr. Rove was said for a time by former officials to have fairly free rein without a powerful foil, especially after Karen P. Hughes, President Bush's long-serving aide, left the White House in 2002.

In the book's foreword, Bueno writes: "It's about street football: football's soul; football without rules, without reins, without restrictions or referees' whistles".

There's a Nokia Windows tablet supposedly in the works already, in fact, so Microsoft may have bought itself into a position where it can take the hardware reins without overturning the stagecoach.

Ms. King, as someone who came up in the District, knows our student body well and is, in my opinion, much better able to take over the reins without a "break in" period that would be required by an outsider.

Maintain a firm grip on the reins without pulling too hard.

Make sure you can comfortably reach the reins without straining your arms or back.

You should be able to hold the reins without draping them over the horse's neck, or wrapping them around your hand.

However, it is possible to ride the canter incorrectly, so use the steps below to ensure you're sitting correctly: Hold the reins without pulling on them.

The findings provide a reliable estimate to determine pressure points from a bit on the tongue, under rein tension without the need for invasive techniques and in the absence of technologically adequate equipment.