| take rein | 6.91 | Then Gifford is scheduled to take the reins. | ||
| hold rein | 3.95 | Lydia is determined, holds the reins. | ||
| hand rein | 1.65 | It handed the reins to the U.N. mission in March. | ||
| loosen rein | 1.51 | Then he told me to loosen the reins. | ||
| keep rein | 0.99 | The Thai military keeps tight rein on them. | ||
| turn rein | 0.79 | Johnson then turned the reins over to Knight and headed to Baltimore. | ||
| grab rein | 0.66 | The wrangler came, grabbed the reins and led the horse to dry ground. | ||
| assume rein | 0.53 | New TCU coach Gary Patterson will assume the reins for the bowl game against Southern Mississippi on Wednesday night. | ||
| seize rein | 0.53 | So is the religious right seizing the reins of government? | ||
| have rein | 0.46 | But I do have to have the reins on me to pull me back. | ||
| pass rein | 0.33 | Fifty years later, as her jubilee dawns, the sovereign has said she has no intention of passing the reins to her son. | ||
| relinquish rein | 0.33 | Yet the king will not relinquish the reins of power. | ||
| tighten rein | 0.33 | Remember, unity is strength and for now the solution is to get together and tighten the reins. | ||
| pull rein | 0.26 | If they pull the reins in as they have in other years, they could well be doomed. |