Sentence examples for restrained from going from inspiring English sources

He rushed onto the court and had to be restrained from going after Grillo.

Then news of Howard reportedly being restrained from going after Bryant in the locker room after a game.

Both players hit the back post of the basket, and Leslie had to be restrained from going after Whitmore.

Laviolette smashed a stick and needed to be restrained from going after Bylsma, who sent out his checking line late in the game.

But for Byron Scott, the Nets' coach, who once had to be restrained from going after Karl Malone, the fight was about honor.

Children are still generally better off than adults, especially some immigrant women who may be culturally restrained from going out to attend classes.

From a road overlooking the scene in the remote Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, 150 miles east of San Diego, officers from eight federal and state agencies -- brought together this past weekend as a task force to quell the increasingly frequent disturbances here -- restrained themselves from going in, fearful that they would be pelted with stones and beer cans, as they have been before.

'I can't even remember the dispute, but we got into an elevator and the mayor's security had to restrain him from going for Chauncey.

I didn't see the funny side of this particular yolk, and Fi was so livid I had to physically restrain her from going 'Glaswegian' on them.

Last week, one of his American mentors said that Mr. Qarzai was so passionately anti-Taliban that it had been difficult to restrain him from going into Afghanistan in recent years.

Mr. Gulpers said major shareholders in Kraft wanted to restrain management from going much higher, but the company might have to raise the bid, worth 745 pence (or $12.22) a share when it was made public Sept. 7.