10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RESTRAINEDLY»
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restrainedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Jephtha: a dramatic poem. With a brief dissertation touching ...
Page 80, line 22. For, To blow restrainedly by music moves, Read, To blow
restrainedly as music moves. LONDON: PRINTED BY 0. F. HODGSON, 00mm
sqmum, rmurr s'rmm'r. PREFACE. IN the construction of the following Dramatic
Poem, it.
John Sibbald Edison, 1863
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
keep or pull in ; repress ; Restrain'er, n. i. i hinder ; abridge ; limit : Restraint", J
restrainable is, governable ; capable of restraint : restrainedly, with restraint or
latitude : restrainer, he who withholds or restrains- restraint, the act of withholding
...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington)
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
word of the widest extent, and although it be sometimes used more restrainedly,
yet never doth signify a far smaller disproportionable part of the world. Hammond.
• RESTRAINER. n. s. [horn restrains One . that restrains ; one that withholds.
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
I. I hinder ; abridge ; limit : Restraint*, J restrainable is, governable ; capable of
restraint : restrainedly, with restraint or latitude : restrainer, he who withholds or
restrains i restraint, the act of withholding ; repression ; limitation ; prohibition.
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Lola – The flame of the mire
he greeted them somewhat restrainedly and lifting his hat the moment that Eliza
turned her head to him. «Good morning!» she returned his greeting. «... With all
due respect, are you new here or am I mistaken?» he asked also restrainedly.
Thanos Papathanassiou, 2011
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
keep or pull in ; repress ; Restrain'er, n. s. 1 hinder ; abridge ; limit : Restraint", J
restrainable is, governable ; capable of restraint : restrainedly, with restraint or
latitude : restrainer, he who withholds or restrains □ restraint, the act of
withholding; ...
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Sayings of Buddha, the Iti-Vuttaka: A Pali Work of the ...
A monk should walk and stand restrainedly, Should sit and recline restrainedly,
Should bend (his limbs) restrainedly And should stretch himself1 restrainedly
Upwards, across, and sideways. Just as the course of the universe (jagat-) is ...
Justin Hartley Moore, 1908
A curious and terrifying story about an artist who sold his soul that he might paint a living picture...
I then looked up 'titter,' and found, of course, that I was referred to 'giggle ;' but I
was also told that to titter was to 'laugh restrainedly,' which rather surprised me,
for I thought that tittering was supposed to show lack of restraint. ' I like precision ...
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Report of the Royal Commission on Violence in the ...
A listing of the character structures for all three role types is given below:
Protagonists good-naturedly upright shrewdly capable non-violently strong
restrainedly content open worldly ambitious virtuous Mixed staidly upright
appealingly open ...
Ontario. Royal Commission on Violence in the Communications Industry, 1977
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RESTRAINEDLY»
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restrainedly is used in the context of the following news items.
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Prince Andrei felt excited, irritated, and at the same time restrainedly calm, as a man usually i...See More. Like · Reply · May 4, 2015 11:15pm. Grant Armitage. «Huffington Post UK, May 15»
PSNI's restraint in the face of dissident republican terror has saved …
“The fact that the PSNI has responded so restrainedly to both republican and loyalist provocation in recent years has meant that the support levels for violent ... «Belfast Live, Apr 15»
Revisiting 'Verdigris' at Theatre West 30 years later
Beaver doesn't let him, restrainedly dispensing plausibly bittersweet arcs instead. Yet the play outstays its welcome, the ending prolonged by an odd reluctance ... «Los Angeles Times, Mar 15»
Social Justice Warrior Twitter Mobs are the Same Old Left
Or as Michelle Goldberg more restrainedly put it, "For Twitter's guardians of righteousness, if privileged journalists feel more inhibited about bucking lefty pieties, ... «FrontPage Magazine, Feb 15»
Short Fiction By: Sean Kilpatrick
She kept restrainedly thin to better hurt people's feelings. I don't enjoy standing up for myself. I just want to inflict pain at the grainiest portent of legal provocation. «The Quietus, Feb 15»
Considered calm: Brian O'Driscoll – The Test
The duo ended his Lions tour of New Zealand with a hideously dangerous tackle that BOD restrainedly describes as “incredibly careless”. It was more than ... «Irish Times, Oct 14»
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... of the disco/dance trailblazer's work. Here's her restrainedly rapturous cover of Tell You (Today), which Russell's band Loose Joints released in 1983. «The Guardian, Sep 14»
Sunset on a truly gifted Test great
Seasoned cricketers applauding restrainedly from the sidelines as much as churlish schoolboys shoving and pushing for that elusive autograph were equally ... «The Sunday Times Sri Lanka, Aug 14»
Pint to pint: Gilt, Copenhagen
It is stealthily located behind a discreet grey frontage on the endearingly tatty Rantzausgade, and the interior fixtures and fittings are restrainedly retro. «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 13»
Imago, Glyndebourne Opera
One wedding scene with a restrainedly wacky black preacher (George Ikediashi - terrific) and a yearning acappella chorus confirms how notably and memorably ... «The Arts Desk, Mar 13»
