Sentence examples for and withdrew to the from inspiring English sources

Caesar's assassins, Marcus Junius Brutus and Gaius Cassius Longinus, ignored him and withdrew to the east.

Mr. Abu Ala was crestfallen, and withdrew to the sidelines of the negotiation process for some time.

Richard Cromwell would not do: within six months he had been transformed into Tumbledown Dick, and withdrew to the obscurity which suited him.

When Confederate General Robert E. Lee attacked on June 27, the Union troops were driven back in disorder and withdrew to the south side of the Chickahominy River.

The cumbersome British armies, hampered by their supply and water requirements, found the dervish guerrilla tactics hard to combat effectively, and, when in 1910 the British government decided to abandon its inconclusive, extremely expensive operations and withdrew to the coast, leaving chaos in the interior, Sayyid Maxamed seemed to have emerged victorious.

The crew that has been at the station since November made its first public comments today about the Columbia disaster, saying they were stunned and withdrew to the recesses of the station to cry and grieve after learning that no one survived.

I invited the boys inside, hoping that they would shake their heads and withdraw to the kiosk.

If Israel is serious about reversing past mistakes, it must commit to a full dismantlement of West Bank settlements and withdraw to the 1967 Green Line.

Our troops have rightly been reduced in number and withdrawn to the relative safety of the air base outside the city.

The King George, unhappily, made us wince and withdraw to the bar but many of the other major Flat races have been thrilling and attendance at the main summer festivals has been well up on last year, despite the hard times.

He can remember the silent demonstration of a million men in the early fifties calling on the British to get out of Cairo and withdraw to the Suez Canal Zone.