Sentence examples for i should withdraw from inspiring English sources

"I got telephone calls every day telling me that I should withdraw," she said.

I spoke again to my mother, who said I should withdraw my application and apply for housing benefit in person.

He and I should withdraw but stay in touch with a view to seeing how things go and intervening from on high if need be".

"There was plenty of drama before the conference … and there was a point where I was considering whether I should withdraw," says Wexler.

I began to discern that I should withdraw my name from consideration.

I think they should withdraw the claim of detection".

"That, if I may say so, is an entirely unjustified smear, let me not mince my words madam, an entirely unjustified smear, and I think you should withdraw that and apologise," he replied.

Let me not mince my words, madam, an entirely unjustified smear and frankly, I think you should withdraw that and apologise because there is no evidence whatsoever for that.

If that were to go, all would go". His formula for Vietnam: "I think we should withdraw our troops". Mr. White's prescription for the New York battlefield--about which he wrote "Here Is New York," (1948 --is not withdrawal, but moratorium.

"I think he should withdraw.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).: Troops should withdraw, but not the way Trump is doing it.