Sentence examples for better retract from inspiring English sources

Ya'll better retract your story before i sue ya'll bitch asses for defirmation of character!…or…rather what you really do…character assassination!!!

You may have to produce a shorter story focused only on those facts you are certain are accurate and then come back to it when you have the entire facts clarified; waiting is far better than having to retract your story, take a huge dent to your reputation and reliability, and then feel your journalistic integrity questioned from that point on.

Paul J. Brayer Sharpsburg, Pa., Oct. 2, 2008 • To the Editor: The House of Representatives on Friday gets a rare "do over" — or better put, the opportunity to retract the "financial death sentence" on big business, small business and citizens up and down Main Street it voted for earlier this week.

She retracted, then thought better of it – and was prosecuted.

Any adhesions between the posterior longitudinal ligament and the anterior surface of the thecal sac are released, thus, the thecal sac can be easily retracted to provide better exposure of the posterior portion of the vertebral body and the intervertebral discs.

After Botallo's ligament was divided, the aortic arch was retracted upward and the pulmonary artery was retracted downward to create better exposure.

Perhaps the better strategy would have been to retract my lie and try to make a deal with the police.

"Equally, the vendor can pull out if a better offer comes along, or if they retract from the market.

In addition to permitting superior access to the bladder and encouraging the intestines to retract, Trendelenburg's position allowed for better lighting of the field, derived, in the day, from exterior windows.

According to Nocera, Aiken shook his hand, "and told me in a very firm tone that I better go tell my piece-of-shit mayor to retract the lies he told about him on the radio that morning".

Thanks to a retracting microphone stalk, call quality is even better than the Jabra's.