Sentence examples for always retreated from inspiring English sources

The whales, injured by a boat propeller, have passed the bridge several times, but always retreated upstream.

Whenever he has summoned up the courage to challenge the party's leftish interest groups by questioning affirmative action, for example, or taking on the teachers' unions—he has always retreated in the end.

His photos were showcased in an expo at MoMA in 1973 under John Szarkowski, and he regularly showed new work at galleries, though he always retreated back to Wilkes-Barre.

Instead, recurrent AK was always retreated using the same initially efficacious treatment.

I told myself we could always retreat to Florida.

I was always retreating and losing the 'underdrawing'".

"We could always retreat into our impenetrable privilege … the worst would always happen to them not us".

Yes, that's a long stretch – I can always retreat to my man cave if it gets too much.

The Germans were always retreating, the camaraderie was marvellous and we were in this lovely, lovely country.

Or that during fights a mother always retreats into the bedroom closet and holds the door shut.

You may need rubber gloves to help clean the greens for nettle soup, but you can always retreat to the simpler yet richer asparagus soup.