Sentence examples for I could withdraw from inspiring English sources

More likely, I could withdraw from our retirement accounts, figuring that I would have time to put that money back.

At a Citibank branch in Midtown on Friday, I asked a teller if I could withdraw cash without a debit card.

I put myself on the four-to-six-week wait list at www.handspring.com, the Web site of Treo's manufacturer, but I made sure I could withdraw before they charged my credit card.

"I didn't feel that I could withdraw myself from that match," he said.

"I could withdraw his entry to the Games, obviously I'm not going to do that because I don't want to take that away from him nor from the crowd," he said.

"The closure of the banks didn't affect me because if I could withdraw 60 euros a day, I would live like a king!

Pressed on whether that meant he could withdraw, McIlroy added: "I mean, yeah …Right now I am going and looking forward to it".

(Marlton says of those who resigned, "They had the gall to tell me that I needed to put a million dollars in a Thai bank that they could withdraw from. I told them to get fucked and they walked").

I didn't take account of the fact that I could be squeezed and that customers could withdraw their money.

I can hardly see how a member of the European Union could withdraw from the Council of Europe.

The Trump Administration could withdraw those permissions.