Sentence examples for restraining him to from inspiring English sources

They said they had been restraining him to stop him hurting himself or other passengers on the plane.

In this case Mr Mbombo became violent when boarding his flight, leaving the escorts no choice but to restrain him to ensure his own safety and the safety of others.

He proceeded to attack The Undertaker, and restrained him to allow Guerrero to slap him and spit in his face.

Airport staff were unprepared and the government had not set up any hospital isolation unit, so he was able to infect several people, including health workers in the hospital where he was taken, some of whom had to restrain him to keep him there.

If the dog shows obvious signs of discomfort, aggression, or panic, do not continue to restrain him to take his temperature.

"I am restraining him [from being handed over to US authorities]," said the court's chief justice, Ijaz Ahmed Chaudhry.

He became combative and tried to run into traffic to evade police officers, who restrained him, according to the police.

If no one can recruit Scranton or Nixon, the anti-Goldwater people will have to suffer him and try to restrain him by forcing him to stand on a moderate platform.

He will now have a Democratic Congress to restrain him, and, perhaps, to protect him — and us — from his unfettered impulses.

The president is a dangerous authoritarian whose political party not only refuses to restrain him, but seems to take pleasure in emulating his most nihilistic impulses.

The former defence minister Peter Kilfoyle last night tabled a Commons motion saying MPs were "appalled" by Mr Bush's reported comments and Mr Blair's apparent failure to restrain him by persuading him to moderate US tactics in Iraq.