Sentence examples for has retreated down from inspiring English sources

He has retreated down Ferguson's West Florissant Avenue while officers dressed as soldiers fired teargas and advanced on protesters in tanks.

Faced with the highest unemployment for decades, Chancellor Kohl's coalition has retreated down blind alleys that raise costs rather than lower them: unemployment can be dealt with, it has suggested, by job-sharing, limits on the working week, even by restricting overtime.

Back at the American staging base in Gardez, an Army Ranger quick-response force was dispatched aboard Chinooks to rescue the Seals on the rescue mission, who by now had retreated down the mountainside for protection.

The survivors from the Eighth Army's XXII Corps, which had retreated down the main Damascus road on 20 September, were captured by the 3rd Light Horse Brigade at Jenin that night.

He had retreated down the line to waive Andre Ethier home and then tried to explode back to the third-base box to get Turner to third when his calf exploded.

Jakobshavn Isbrae, the largest of them, which drains 6% of Greenland's ice, is now moving at 12km a year twice as fast as it was when the UNFCCC was signed and its "calving front", where it breaks down into icebergs, has retreated by 20km in six years.

The Dow Jones industrial average, which has retreated for six consecutive trading days, was down 96.87 points, or 0.79 percent, to 12,143.24.

Meanwhile the oil price has retreated from its recent highs, down 1.8% at $34.06 a barrel on the usual worries about oversupply and lack of demand.

Palm's price has retreated to about $34, but 3Com's price is also down.

Cases in these countries are down by more than one-third compared to this time last year, and the virus has retreated to just a few areas.

Hunger has retreated.