Sentence examples for restrained up from inspiring English sources

Green keeps his Malickian visual motifs restrained up to now.

A community study in Indonesia indicates that psychiatric patients who have lived in rural district had restrained up to 21 years (Minas and Diatri 2008).

But, to his credit, he's respectably restrained, easing up on the unnecessary flourishes and allowing his actors, and Sorkin's talky script, to dominate.

Results of these studies suggest that tissue repair increases in a dose-dependent manner, restraining injury up to a threshold dose, whereupon it is inhibited, allowing an unrestrained progression of injury.

Chocolate-inspired cocktails are all attractively restrained and grown up, with kids enlivened by the fondue dishes.

As for the year 1s, they could hardly be restrained from getting up on the catwalk themselves.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — Retail sales barely rose in January as tax increases and higher gasoline prices restrained spending, setting up the economy for only modest growth in the first quarter.

Mota threw his glove at Piazza and fled to his team's dugout while Piazza and other Mets were restrained from catching up with him as both benches cleared.

Ladas started well, but was held up (restrained) by Watts and raced in fourth or fifth place in the early stages as Matchbox and Bullingdon made the running.

For the measurement of hemolymph flow speeds in the ventral abdomen, mosquitoes were restrained ventral-side up by placing pins: (1) against (not through) the anterior pronotal lobe, and (2) through non-vascular areas (e.g. cell R3) of each wing without creating horizontal or vertical tension (Figure 1C).

He reaches into his pocket but before I know it, one of my colleagues has restrained him up against the wall.