Sentence examples for had retreated far enough from inspiring English sources
By the mid-17th century the use of the Cornish language had retreated far enough west to prompt concern and investigation by antiquarians, such as William Scawen.
The glacier's terminus, formerly a short walk from the Glacier House site, has retreated far up the mountainside.
At other times, ice sheets retreated far enough onto land that scallops and pollen from shore plants showed up in the sediment.
Backpedaling near his own 15-yard line, Dixon did not retreat far enough.
Eventually he and his family managed to retreat far enough into the background that even his grandchildren still do not know his true identity.
He had retreated so far into his shell he didn't know how to get out, he said.
They had retreated to a villa not far from the main building where the surprise attack had occurred, and a State Department team had arrived to evacuate them.
It was unclear how far away the Lendu fighters had retreated, or when they would return.
By October, he had retreated.
However their forces have not retreated far from the border, in case the ceasefire should collapse.
Since then it has retreated, though not very far.
