More recently, on Larry King's show, Giuliani said he was pro-choice, though he hates abortion, and retreated again into ideas about the sort of judges he would appoint.
When Napoleon reached Moscow, he thought maybe he'd "won," but the Russians burned Moscow and retreated again.
The same reluctance on Dylan's part to re-engage with a concert audience led to him retreating again from live performance until August 1971, when he responded to Harrison's request to play at the Concert for Bangladesh.
In Eastern Congo, he said, women have been raped repeatedly as armies advanced, retreated, then advanced and retreated again.
So the officer retreated again and fired more shots, at least one of which hit its intended target: "He flinched again," Wilson said.
Hours later, they advanced and retreated again.
Yet Shackleton, fearing for his men's welfare, retreated again.
In 1969, Rollins retreated again and didn't return to performing until 1971.
The young man's eyes retreated again, to some distant point of pain.
There was another flurry five years ago, but some retreated again after facing the wrath of their private-equity clients.
A few years later First Aid Kit retreated again, this time to Omaha to work with Mike Mogis.
