reined in

I reined-in, and stood like a rock, with my wine-cup—I would say, with my bow—laid across my arm thus.

Of all the ingredients of human nature, he continually says, the intellect most needs to be disciplined and reined-in.

The bitterness and intensity of this feeling, reined-in yet apparent, constitutes the one painful feature of Vosges travel.

Hildegardis also seemed to shrink at this sight, but the youth at length reined-in his steed, and the second course was run.

Jacked reined-in his horse and rose in his stirrups to obtain a better view.