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reins

[reynz] / reɪnz /




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It is a dilemma facing many central banks: Surging oil prices threaten economic growth and corporate earnings, backing the case for looser policy, while also posing inflationary risk, which argues for keeping the reins tight.

From The Wall Street Journal

That new era also included a goodbye to Bob Iger, who handed over the reins Wednesday and now moves into a senior advisory role for the rest of the year before his planned retirement.

From Los Angeles Times

Dad seemed to be on the board still, clinging to the reins.

From Literature

The decision marks the latest effort by de Meo, who took the reins as CEO in September, to turn around the company after several quarters of disappointing sales for its flagship brand Gucci.

From The Wall Street Journal

I shielded my eyes against the sun as I greeted Mr. Wong, perched on the wagon seat, reins in hand.

From Literature