Sentence examples for restrained by a from inspiring English sources

Neymar had to be restrained by a linesman.

Coach John Brady, but was restrained by a policeman.

He died when he was restrained by a crowd of people who sat on him.

Production was restrained by a drop in utility output, the Fed report showed.

He was restrained by a cameraman before the MP had time to flinch.

The Labor Department said consumer prices were flat in December, restrained by a decline in gasoline prices.

A very pissed-off Dean Ambrose answered it, ending with him having to be restrained by a boatload of security.

One European-based mercantile explanation: third-country suppliers would take advantage of those restrained by a ban.

Now their spending is restrained by a law introduced last year which requires new sources of revenue to be found.

Turner has argued that "socially useless" parts of the City could be restrained by a Tobin tax on transactions.

A democracy like ours may at times have abusive officials, but they are restrained by a constitutional system, if we choose to maintain it.