Sentence examples for restrained you from inspiring English sources

Now you have the cat restrained, you need to open his mouth.

If you think of Persian painting as jewel-like and restrained, you are thinking of what came later.

If some of his cooking here — vaguely pan-European, with prawns a la plancha, duck-meatball cassoulet, and gnocchi pocked with hen-of-the-woods mushrooms — comes off seeming restrained, you can't blame him.

For an express alternative, try the SkyJump from the Stratosphere: don an attractive jumpsuit, step off a platform 855 feet above ground into thin air and let gravity – restrained, you trust, by a steel rope – do the rest.

There's very little to restrain you.

"The city is constantly restraining you," Das said.

I apologised with the weasel caveat, "Listen to me, then I won't have to physically restrain you".

"The Constitution was written not to restrain you, but to let you have your freedom, but also to protect your privacy".

(The friend I saw the movie with reminds me that I found its bittersweet sentimentality less than compelling on celluloid too: "I had to practically restrain you from fleeing the theater," he told me the other day).

Those include a felony conviction; illegal drug use; misdemeanor conviction for domestic violence; a legal determination of being a 'mental defective'; being in the country illegally; a dishonorable discharge from the military; and being the subject of a court order restraining you from harassing, stalking or threatening an intimate partner.

They're probably going to be selecting a wide variety of system specs to get lots of feedback and bug information, so don't let your weak-sauce rig restrain you from trying.