1. Ballade in Henley's "Ballade (Double Refrain) Of Midsummer Days And Nights" This poem by William Ernest Henley is an example of a double-refrain Ballade, in which both line 8 and line 4 of the first stanza become refrains that are repeated throughout the poem, as well as in the envoi

2. Refrain Respectfully

3. Refrain Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia

4. Please refrain from smoking.

5. Please refrain from eating here.

6. Let's hope they will refrain .

7. In such situations the elder refrains from giving a personal opinion.

8. • refrain from boasting about personal accomplishments?

9. Just sing this short refrain-o

10. Also refrain from touching the fans.

11. This is a fairly standard refrain.

12. You should refrain from unprincipled argument.

13. Many Ballads also have a refrain , …

14. They refrain from madly pursuing riches. . . .

15. Basked: to refrain from labor or exertion.

16. Please refrain from smoking during the performance.

17. Bask: to refrain from labor or exertion.

18. Antonyms for Accosts include aids, avoids, dodges, evades, helps, ignores, refrains, scorns, shuns and slights

19. (John 4:24) Jehovah kindly refrains from revealing his form to human eyes.

20. Basks: to refrain from labor or exertion.

21. And beneath it, that refrain of betrayal.

22. The choir's sopranos took up the refrain.

23. You should refrain your tongue from backbiting.

24. Please refrain from smoking in the restaurant.

25. We refrain from applying aggressive investment strategies.

26. Please refrain from smoking during the flight.

27. Please refrain from smoking in this area.

28. Please refrain from talking during the performance.

29. Refrain from arguing with them or creating animosity.’

30. Why is it important to refrain from idolatry?

31. How could they refrain from spontaneously bursting into song?

32. 'Every vote counts' is a familiar refrain in politics.

33. Complaints about school food have become a familiar refrain.

34. And one must refrain from apriori acts of belief.

35. 10 We must refrain from spitting in public places.

36. The refrain uses Tarzan's cry as a melodic line.

37. Arafat has urged his people to refrain from violence.

38. To refrain from theft or breach of common law.

39. They appealed to the protesters to refrain from violence.

40. Will you all join in singing the refrain, please ?

41. Her own refrain went: This is not for me.

42. Grief is a constant companion, so is the refrains of Alleluiahs that punctuates the song like a glimpse of angelic choirs

43. Mr. Duncan, you will refrain from making those personal comments

44. Will you all join in singing the refrain[Sentencedict.com], please ?

45. First of all, they refrain from any such activity themselves.

46. Rosa's constant refrain is that she doesn't have a life.

47. Abstain from To refrain from consuming something or doing some activity

48. In this area, China would refrain from "interference in the administration."

49. We encourage all countries to refrain from resorting to protectionist measures.

50. A time to embrace and a time to refrain from embracing;

51. EC should refrain from considering the consultation process as advanced notice.

52. Chamlong, seated beside Suchinda, appealed to protestors to refrain from violence.

53. Complaints about poor food in schools have become a familiar refrain.

54. On the other hand, the one who refrains from making large profits from an emergency wins people’s favor.

55. Refrain from posting bites unless you saw the Bug biting the person

56. He could not refrain his tears when he heard the bad news.

57. So many things you refrain from asking that you'd love to know.

58. The collection of texts, songs, refrains and acclamations brings Holy Week and Easter vividly and fruitfully into ordinary lives.

59. The government and the opposition will refrain from the use of force.

60. Conversely, religious organisations are expected to refrain from intervening in policy-making.

61. We must refrain from pursuing personal business affairs in the Kingdom Hall.

62. Abstains, abstaining, abstained: definition 1: to choose to refrain from something, esp

63. Abstains, abstaining, Abstained: definition 1: to choose to refrain from something, esp

64. 7 True Christians refrain from such a distorted view of honoring humans.

65. A couple who refrain from sexual intercourse can still be guilty of fornication.

66. ● A couple who refrain from sexual intercourse can still be guilty of fornication.

67. People save, or refrain from consumption, today in order to consume more tomorrow.

68. Of course, we refrain from the kind of fellowship that may involve spiritual hazards.

69. Our proposal met with the constant refrain that the company could not afford it.

70. Concerned about nuclear fallout, both sides refrain from the further use of nuclear weapons.

71. Shoppers, so the refrain goes, are never happy until they have found a bargain.

72. It is high-energy club music characterized by gritty, hoarse chants and Antiphonic, repetitive refrains that emerged in the late 90's

73. Please refrain from any concept linked to her image of an orphan or an adoptee.

74. And to refrain from Complaining doesn’t necessarily mean putting up with bad quality or behavior

75. Antonyms for Canoodle include avoid, reject, decline, abstain, ditch, elude, eschew, evade, refrain and regret

76. The pattern seems to be that states accept that they must refrain from such activities

77. They would have to refrain from having the age of consent for non - marital sex.

78. To refrain from something by one's own choice: Abstain from traditional political rhetoric.See Synonyms at refrain.; This seems to be in line with how I would use the words; when instructing someone to do something I would say "Please refrain from [x]" but when describing my own practice I would say "I Abstain from [x].

79. The pattern seems to be that states accept that they must refrain from such activities.

80. m) Governmental authorities should refrain from exerting a priori scrutiny into the objectives of NGOs