But the new restraint he put on himself made him reserved and unhappy.

And somehow, too, after Pen's birthday there was a new restraint between the two boys.

Fund managers say the new restraint is in tune with shareholder demands for value for money.

Their faces were still flushed and agitated, but a new restraint seemed to come upon them on seeing him.

Brokenshire said the safety of the new restraint system had been assessed by an independent panel chaired by former prisons and probation ombudsman Stephen Shaw.

There is one respect, vital to all our liberties and all our lives, in which the new restraint would be different from the old punishment.

I'm thrashing against these new restraints and kicking desperately at the air.

And today you have new restraints-whatwith P.C., and all that.

Every age needs new freedoms and new restraints.

The Democratic bill, backed by President Barack Obama, would slap new restraints on large firms like Goldman.

Doubtless they would get used to the new restraints; but Miss Derrick must not expect them to disorganise their mealtimes on her account.

"I shall only hope, then," said he, "that no new restraint may be imposed upon you to prevent your coming.