Sentence examples for will try to contain from inspiring English sources

The government will try to contain these, forcefully if necessary, regardless of foreign opinion.

On Saturday, Nevis will try to contain a quarterback who has been just as hard to handle: Auburn's Cameron Newton.

"Let's be honest," Mr. Obama said, "some in China think that America will try to contain China's ambitions; some in America that think there is something to fear in a rising China.

Rangers have not settled on their line-up for tomorrow's Group G game at Stuttgart but the indications are that they will try to contain the Bundesliga side managed by Markus Babbel, who won the Uefa Cup in 2001 as a Liverpool player, and featuring the eccentric former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann.

SEATTLE: The Detroit Pistons had the Jordan Rules and the Yankees will have the Ichiro Rules: the Seattle leadoff hitter led the American League with 56 stolen bases and the Yankees cannot stop him -- but they will try to contain him, beating him up a little by throwing to first base repeatedly.

But I'll try to contain myself.

(In fact, much of what I'm going to say about racism here could also be said of all kinds of prejudice. But for the interest of clarity, I'll try to contain myself to focusing on racism, though I acknowledge the high degree of intersectionality of the phenomena).

They will try to stop him and although the situation will be contained for now, after the election, another face-off is inevitable".

Its defense will to try to contain Campbell, but the unit may be overmatched.

The Iranians will probably try to contain a row that is simmering with the United Arab Emirates over some disputed islands (see next article).Mr Khamenei's grip on the home front is such that the Americans regard him, and not Mr Ahmadinejad's government, as their real negotiating partner.

China will try to check it.