restrain one造句
例句与造句
- How these sectors complement and restrain one another is a major issue for 1996.
- I thought i was attempting to restrain one.
- Octa sacrifices himself to restrain One.
- She may restrain one of her children reaching for a hot stove, but the state prohibits her from swatting him afterward for disobeying.
- Whilst attempting to restrain one he was overpowered by the other allowing the couple to escape and raise the alarm with nearby security guards.
- It's difficult to find restrain one in a sentence. 用restrain one造句挺难的
- At that time I saw Ray Lewis restrain one of the men and was attempting to get everyone from his group into the limo.
- Investigators also said Whipple had talked of being bitten once before and even Noel nearly lost a finger trying to restrain one of the dogs.
- If his reasoning is sound, it follows that to be a physicist, one must restrain one's skepticism enough to trust one's senses, or else rely on anti-realism.
- When two U . S . reporters arrived at the Hemeida family's mud-brick home last Friday, shortly after Milad Hemeida's burial, his relatives could barely restrain one another.
- Gevurah is associated in the soul with the power to restrain one's innate urge to bestow goodness upon others, when the recipient of that good is judged to be unworthy and liable to misuse it.
- In " Turner v Grovit " judgment on April 27, 2004, an English court, being the first court seised, issued an injunction to restrain one of the parties from pursuing the proceedings they had commenced in Spain.
- Another spot shows a family with three children gathered for dinner; the father restrains one of them from answering her telephone as the voice-over says, " Three pagers, five e-mail addresses, two Web sites, 160 TV channels, four cell phones, and just one rule _ not at the dinner table ."
- At least in British English, it is a common enough construction, and obviously some sort of emphasis, as in when the local constabulary encounters one meandering back from the local, and attempts to restrain one's over-exuberant rendition of " The Wild Rover " which the neighbours may not appreciate, : " Now then, enough of this, or you'll be spending a night in the cells ".
