Sentence examples for had retreated from from inspiring English sources

Already, he had retreated from the notion of friendship.

By mid-spring, she had retreated from the campaign trail.

Hall had been suffering ill health for some time, and had retreated from public life.

In the previous two days, oil prices had retreated from Friday's record of $138.54 a barrel.

Their previous protector, Britain, had retreated from the Baltic, leaving them as pawns in the dictators' game.

More recently, the two had retreated from their harshest criticisms, but their public peacemaking still caught many fans by surprise.

He had retreated from the public stage, but Mr. Arafat's illness has returned him to a more prominent role.

Suzanne Vega, who had retreated from the limelight in recent years, was ready to return, set to tour the country.

By Feb. 20, the outnumbered guerrillas had retreated from the village, and South Korean soldiers had taken their place.

The police had retreated from some neighborhoods, and protesters were seen armed with police batons, helmets and rifles commandeered from riot squads.

The outlines were generally welcomed, though critics grumbled that the commission had retreated from advocating a more drastic shake-up of the industry.