Sentence examples for long withdrawal from inspiring English sources

I was just coming out of a long withdrawal.

Nor did his long withdrawal from political leadership.

"With any addiction there is a long withdrawal process, but you have to start and you have to start now".

It was then, in her long withdrawal into mourning, that she wrote so eloquently of "we two," recalling a time "when the world seemed only to be ourselves".

President Lyndon B. Johnson, who had been contemplating retirement months before Tet, decided not to seek re-election, and with the election of Richard M. Nixon in November, the long withdrawal of American forces began.

However, a long withdrawal period often results in severe ischemic damages compromising organ potential use for transplantation [13].

His career in the salons and concert halls of Paris was marked by his occasional long withdrawals from public performance, for personal reasons.

But the lawmakers seemed more interested in how long the withdrawal would take.

The following year, President Richard Nixon began the long American withdrawal from Vietnam, paving the way for the triumph of the Communist forces in 1975.

While Palestinian leaders have long sought withdrawal of Israeli settlements, they were harshly critical of Mr. Sharon, accusing him of trying to impose his own peace plan at terms highly detrimental to them.

Obama has said he wants US combat troops out of Iraq in 16 months, as long as withdrawal does not endanger either the gains made there or the Americans left behind to provide training.