Sentence examples for restrained in the from inspiring English sources

Voller was restrained in the chair for almost two hours.

She can be too restrained in the 19th-century classics, overly respectful.

They are likely to re-emerge, however, as pay is restrained in the lean years ahead.

In three Mahler songs, Mr. Sims, who had been too restrained in the classes, was almost too emotional.

It's one of those things that makes you think consumer spending growth will be restrained in the future".

Voller was later transferred to the Alice Springs adult prison, where he was restrained in the chair.

I felt he was similarly restrained in the first movement of Schumann's Fantasy in C, a towering work.

Quiet and restrained in the beginning, he tightens his facial muscles, becoming as fierce as he was in "Get Carter," almost forty years ago.

Essentially, it says that animals must be constrained or restrained in the subway, and for Gizmo, that means a leash or a carrier.

Even so, they are often as severely restrained in the final hours of pregnancy as the most nimble and dangerous of criminals.

He was somewhat restrained in the use of dance but masterly in his handling of the chorus in the crowd scenes.