Usa "rein in" in una frase
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rein in
1. 'I figured out a way to rein in Ali,' Ish said
2. There was no evidence at all Iran ever tried to develop an A-bomb, and no effort at all to rein in Israel which has over 100 H-bombs since the 1970s, its weapons developed from an alliance with South Africa under apartheid and plutonium stolen from the US
3. When less performance was required, a condition of richness of fuel supplied was in evidence wherein incomplete oxidation (burning) left a residue of carbon that slowly coated the burning chamber and exhaust piping, shortening the lifetime of the engine that supplied the umph of performance
4. The Tea Parties have furnished stimulus to existing organizations and inspired the establishment of new efforts to rein in out-of-control federal government
5. 19 And the land shall yield her fruit, and you shall eat your fill, and dwell therein in safety
6. 20 That also was accounted a land of giants: giants dwelt therein in old time; and the Ammonites call them Zamzummims;
7. 19 And the land shall yield her fruit, and ye shall eat your fill, and dwell therein in safety
8. Rein in the Foundations
9. And sensing the public mood, the detractors demanded punishment to the fathers as well for their failure to rein in their children
10. I pray thee, by the precious body and blood which thy divine son Jesus which he gave with his own hands upon eve of his passion to his beloved apostles to be their meet and drink, and which he left to his whole church to be a perpetual sacrifice and the life giving food of his own faithful people, deliver the souls in purgatory, and especially that one which was most devoted to this mystery of infinite love, that it may with thy divine son, and the holy spirit, ever praise thee for love therein in eternal glory
11. I tried to rein in my thoughts; my mind telling me that I had to think, to fight, but my heart telling me I'd already lost
12. Koinet had no riding skills whatsoever but, after a couple of failed attempts to mount the animal, he abandoned the idea of riding and, with a rein in each hand, he walked ahead in their search for Lemayian
13. rein in my emotions
14. The poll even showed that a majority believed that the prime minister had allowed, or had been unable to rein in, high-level corruption
15. She forced herself to rein in her excitement
16. Yet, how did I fail to rein in my enamored heart! Why this fruitless feeling for my friend’s man? Oh, won’t this fatal attraction for him engulf my life in passionate misery? Well, the dead weight of my hopes used to be a drag on my life but hasn’t this throbbing pain of love activated my heart
17. “It’s the paradox of prostitution that man lets some women have a free reign on sex so as to rein in the promiscuity in the rest of them
18. full as she tried to rein in her kids (both under the age of 6, I’m guessing) and find out
19. “His intellect should also rein in the mind firmly and make it
20. Regarding this point, it is necessary to shed light upon the state of people in paradise and how they will enjoy therein in order to recognize the limitless favor of Al’lah, the Almighty, upon man and His great graces
21. to rein in his concerns,
22. There was no time left for him or the others to jump their horses over it or to rein in their mounts
23. Bob wielded the staff of a wraith, a mage trained in Arbreldin to rein in wayward dominators who’d taken to abusing their immense powers for personal gain
24. she tried to rein in her irritation
25. before she could rein in her mouth
26. less impose, systems wherein individuals have to rely on twisted mindsets or bottles of pills
27. which could be presented as a refinement of individualism wherein individuals can further
28. The Captain quickly turned back to Oak; he was trying to rein in his ire
29. We beg that we may not receive the grace of God herein in vain
30. O Lord, I thank thee for the institution of this blessed ordinance, this precious legacy and token of love, which the Lord Jesus left to his church, that it is preserved to this age; that it is administered in this land, that I am admitted to it, and have now before me an opportunity to partake of it; Lord grant that I may not receive thy grace herein in vain
31. She was constantly trying to rein in my new streak of wildness and impose a modicum of discipline
32. Rein in my passion
33. Ephesians 2:2 Wherein in time past ye walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that now worketh in the children of disobedience:
34. Darkness had been allowed to rein in this forgotten corner of the world for far too long!
35. The punishment will be doubled for him on the Day of Resurrection, and he will dwell therein in humiliation forever
36. "The carriage stopped as soon as the driver could rein in his horses, and the same voice called to me by my name
37. Each branch is meant to rein in the other two when they do anything unfair or poorly thought through
38. The president or judges may make suggestions to Congress, and there are situations when the other two branches can rein in the legislative branch, but they have no legal power to write laws
39. Today our challenge is to rein in a union that is growing too strong
40. Wulfric could not catch the horses, but Gwenda was terrified that Ralph would look behind and rein in to see what the fuss was about
41. However, I was enabled to bridle and rein in this prejudicial humour, and answer him in his own way
42. “Well, in that case perhaps it’s fortunate after all that Thirsk has allowed the heretics free rein in the Gulf of Dohlar
43. I nodded, still trying to rein in my conflicting emotions
44. PHIL HOFFMAN was winding up his direct examination of Candace Martin, trying to rein in any visible sign of the rush he was feeling
45. They have no mechanism to rein in their emotions or ensure that their good ideas work
46. He felt, it is presumed, a repugnance to the making of a selection, which, by implication, would necessarily have cast an unmerited reproach upon all not therein included
47. No better modification, for the purposes therein intended, has suggested itself than that proposed in the letter aforesaid
