Sentence examples for end up retreating from inspiring English sources
"But in Paris…" We end up retreating to a bench.
Michelle Des Marais, 78, appeared willing to forgive Trump if he did end up retreating.
Of course, the counter space is never enough (is it ever, really?), so more often than not, I end up retreating to the table.
Be careful that you don't end up retreating into yourself as a result of missing someone.
But instead of riding into the sunset, he ends up retreating to sumptuous hotel suites where he inhales piles of cocaine, swills Scotch and watches pornographic movies.
That initiative drew tens of thousands of protesters into the streets; the government ended up retreating Saturday evening from a mandatory 2015 deadline for the plan.
"If the number of women MPs ends up retreating at the next election … we need to be considering all the options," she wrote in the Evening Standard.
My second piece for the magazine, "The Blue Room," was about how my wife and I, having arrived in New York to conquer the world, ended up retreating into another Victorian universe.
Companies like Fab found it very hard, for example, to scale the marketplace model and ended up retreating from it and pivoting to selling its own, reduced number of goods.
In many of the observed fights, these males didn't back down even against crabs with substantially larger weapons—and when those goliaths were wielding hollow claws, they ended up retreating almost half the time.
