Sentence examples similar to restrained notice from inspiring English sources

In response to questions about his having quit a job as a jailer in 1995 to avoid being served with a restraining notice from his former wife, he qualified his answers.

Its sentences remain so masterfully restrained that you barely notice the barb until you've taken a few steps on – and find yourself hooked back.

"Do not fall into their trap!" warns the presidential manual in hypothesizing that protesters really want to be physically restrained and attract media notice, not merely exercise their right to complain.

"I tried to correct the notices but was restrained by my husband," she related.

Dara Mitchell, director of American paintings for Sotheby's, said she had noticed buyers were restrained this season.

Deputies said they noticed three children were improperly restrained and Thomas was breastfeeding a two-month-old child, according to WESH.com.

Bill was less restrained.

Critics respond just as robustly that statutory language provides notice and restrains prosecutorial overreach.

When scientists restrained American cockroaches or prevented grooming by gluing mouthparts for 24 hours, they noticed a shiny, waxy buildup on the antennae that clogs the tiny pores that lead to odor-sensing cells.

By doing so, the lab can clearly notice whether parts of the test virus suspension from the test mixture are restrained in the columns which may result in false-positive results for the products.

Sgt. Jeff Fenlason restrained his soldiers' impulses to lash out at Iraqis, but he rarely left the base and failed to notice how strung-out and desensitized to violence his men were becoming.