"A patient should refrain from taking nourishment up to nine hours... prior to induction of general anesthetic." Sound familiar? | |
"But I cannot refrain from tendering to you | |
"Can any of us refrain from building castles in Spain?" La Fontaine. | |
"From all hasty steps refrain | |
"Judges "should refrain from all individual contact "with a juror outside the presence of court during a trial and deliberations." | |
"A patient should refrain from taking nourishment up to nine hours... prior to induction of general anesthetic." Sound familiar? | |
"But I cannot refrain from tendering to you | |
"Can any of us refrain from building castles in Spain?" La Fontaine. | |
"From all hasty steps refrain | |
"Judges "should refrain from all individual contact "with a juror outside the presence of court during a trial and deliberations." | |
"French and British neutrality guaranteed "if Germany refrains from attacking France." | |
"The streets popular refrains from before the war are far away now." | |
"no refrains that become bores." | |
- If he gets the list back his employer refrains from putting a bullet in his ear. | |
And I heard those ravishing refrains! | |
"French and British neutrality guaranteed "if Germany refrains from attacking France." | |
"The streets popular refrains from before the war are far away now." | |
"no refrains that become bores." | |
- If he gets the list back his employer refrains from putting a bullet in his ear. | |
And I heard those ravishing refrains! | |
- Gross. But I refrained. | |
- The fact of the matter is, Kate, I have a question to put to you... which, if I had refrained from putting until after the verdict... you might have thought - who knows... was prompted by pity, if we lose it, or... if we win, your reply might - again who knows... have been affected by gratitude. | |
- You could refrained, like so many, | |
Among other things, you've tactfully refrained from asking whether you'd be invited into the firm of Wharton, Biddle and Clayton. | |
And during that same period you completely refrained from... | |
- I'm refraining. | |
- Thanks for refraining. Scheduling it like this was beyond necessary. | |
Along with refraining from any negative comments buy your wife something that says you were thinking of her today. | |
But he's not exactely refraining himself. | |
Can you help refraining from saving them? | |
- Gross. But I refrained. | |
- The fact of the matter is, Kate, I have a question to put to you... which, if I had refrained from putting until after the verdict... you might have thought - who knows... was prompted by pity, if we lose it, or... if we win, your reply might - again who knows... have been affected by gratitude. | |
- You could refrained, like so many, | |
Among other things, you've tactfully refrained from asking whether you'd be invited into the firm of Wharton, Biddle and Clayton. | |
And during that same period you completely refrained from... | |
- I'm refraining. | |
- Thanks for refraining. Scheduling it like this was beyond necessary. | |
Along with refraining from any negative comments buy your wife something that says you were thinking of her today. | |
But he's not exactely refraining himself. | |
Can you help refraining from saving them? | |