Sentence examples for draw back from from inspiring English sources

Christopher Coppock, from Cardiff, said: "Newport can draw back from this act of vandalism.

In time, though, the West should draw back from combat in favour of more discreet assistance.

The Greek government has told its banks to draw back from their lending in the Balkans.

Sometimes we might draw back from joining a group because we fear being found unworthy.

A day where you simply have to draw back from the bustle of working life.

"If people draw back from backing Corbyn, they will see Andy as the next best thing," one Labour MP said.

We would feel the cold economic wind of a post-Brexit world and we'd draw back from the edge.

He has continued running his typical campaign — talking about monetary policy, liberty and the need to draw back from foreign entanglements.

Each incident might have led to a wider war but didn't, leading many to conclude that Europe would always be able to draw back from the brink.

Mr. Wagner indicated vaguely in 1999 that a succession process should begin but has since appeared to draw back from that suggestion.

They also appeal to the Trump administration to draw back from its threat to penalize so-called sanctuary cities that are resisting the immigration crackdown.