Sentence examples for it pulls back from from inspiring English sources

Early in "Panic Room," it pulls back from Meg's bedside and executes a dazzling, impossible three-dimensional tracking shot, swooping down through the central staircase, caroming through the hallways and finally penetrating the back-door keyhole.

Mr. Fleischer said that Mr. Bush objected to that proposal, saying it "ties his hands because it pulls back from many of the provisions that Congress itself cited in 1998," when it passed a resolution calling for a change of government in Iraq.

WASHINGTON — Even as it pulls back from harsh interrogations and other sharply debated aspects of George W. Bush's "war on terrorism," the Obama administration is quietly signaling continued support for other major elements of its predecessor's approach to fighting Al Qaeda.

That explains why a lot of the waiting takes place after everyone's on the plane and even after it pulls back from the gate.

This ratio is also higher than 91% of those taken in the past 52 weeks, hinting that more selling pressure could be on the way for M as it pulls back from overhead technical resistance.

It is a Linux-based system built on a fork of Firefox OS, the mobile platform that was discontinued by Mozilla in 2016 when it pulled back from its own mobile efforts.

It stopped selling PCs at retail years ago, when it pulled back from the consumer market, and more recently sold its PC manufacturing operations.

"But it pulled back from this".

And, having helped to knock out Libya's air defences and conduct some of the initial air-to-ground strikes, it pulled back from the front-line operations.

In doing so, it pulled back from a proposal to restrict where the biotech alfalfa could be grown so as to prevent genetically engineered material from spreading to organic alfalfa.

Once I.B.M. was a leader in the software that companies use to run their factories, procurement and finances, but it pulled back from that market and SAP took over.