Before you go calling Styles a feminist icon, however, restrain yourself.
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It was definitely an exercise in how to constrain and restrain yourself.
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Restrain yourself to one snack or two; don't bring a fucking six-course lunch.
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It's slight enough to finish in one sitting, but restrain yourself: Savor every word of it.
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But it's a bit hard to restrain yourself when Trump goes and says something that hits the bone.
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If you can't restrain yourself from buying at least one new device, Apple also released a new iPod Touch.
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"So learning how to restrain yourself a bit and trust and cheer on the people you're backing is a lesson that I've learned."
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She arrived in such a cute fall outfit, you may need to restrain yourself from buying the pieces before you're done with this article.
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But I think we are in a pretty good spot in the world of food, because you don't have to restrain yourself from anything.
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Although unintuitive, data suggests that you should restrain yourself from talking about your product before you have painted a narrative about the business opportunity: why now and why you.
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The Negroni slushy is also on point, but given that all drink prices cap at $9, don't restrain yourself from doing some deep sampling of all they have to offer.
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One thing's for sure: If you can restrain yourself from destroying your laptop in a fit of brain-addled rage and actually watch the thing, it'll be a hell of a ride.
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I know how hard it can be to restrain yourself when you feel attacked, but we must find it in ourselves to confront evil while remaining open to other reasonable points of view.
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That is, if you can restrain yourself from swirling everything together as soon as you get it, as the Frapp melts, it turns from a rich dark chocolate coffee drink into something that tastes like a melted cookies and cream/mint chocolate chip ice cream mash-up.
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ABOVE ALL, RESTRAIN YOURSELF "In the excitement of moving into their first apartment, people are all too often in a rush to do everything all at once and fill the space immediately with one exhilarating shopping trip," said Terence Conran, the British design guru, retailer and restaurateur.
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Absent this sense of forbearance, a willingness to restrain yourself from all-out institutional warfare, then even democratically elected leaders start undermining the central idea of democracy: that disagreement is legitimate, and the opposition has a right to take power if they can win a free and fair election.
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Just think about the fact that some poor DOT worker has to lug a heavy-ass sign all the way out to the middle of the highway week after week, pull out his tools, scale some pole, and screw in yet another "69" sign just because you think it's funny to steal a... (don't say it) a, uh... (restrain yourself) a—sorry.
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