Sentence examples for restricting herself from inspiring English sources

In August 2006, Ramos's older sister Luisel died after restricting herself to a diet of lettuce leaves and Diet Coke.

In May, 2015, Salgado went on a hunger strike, restricting herself to water, lime juice, and honey.

Following their marriage, she became a largely stay-at-home mother to three boys, now restricting herself to occasional performances at student balls and corporate functions.

Mrs. Thatcher has also been restrained in her public statements about Lithuania, restricting herself to calls for peaceful dialogue that she and Mr. Bush repeated today.

She is not going to say which one, however, restricting herself so far to the bald statement: 'My private life is complicated.' And this is the key.

"In restricting herself to staying within the city boundaries she is keen to explore what impact this will have her on her life and on her work as an artist with national and international commitments.

In this paper Segal did not restrict herself to a study of the psychology of the artist.

It is little wonder that the world heptathlon champion restricted herself to "half a cake" on her birthday.

Her vocabulary is wide, but it is true: she does restrict herself largely to the present tense.

She restricted herself to an old eight-track reel-to-reel tape recorder and the sounds she could make herself, essentially guitars and voice.

Over the past few months, she has restricted herself from frivolous movement and rarely left her home in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, to go anywhere but her doctor's office.