Sentence examples for make a withdrawn from inspiring English sources

That will just make a withdrawn.

The fall of life's dice (he's fought gruelling mental difficulties all his adult life) has made Harrell a withdrawn man, but his music sparkles and dances with optimism and warmth – more so in his late 60s, it seems, than at any time in a career that has seen him constantly record, write for all kinds of jazz ensembles, and invite comparisons with some of the most famous names in music.

However, as we know from our experience in Kosovo 16 years ago, bombing does not make an army withdraw.

Requiring a potential bidder to make a bid or withdraw within four weeks.

A skeptic of the deployment of Japan's Self Defense Forces, he added: "It must be difficult to make a decision to withdraw the S.D.F.

The prosecutor alleged he carried out terrorist attacks to "destabilise the situation and influence state organs so they would make a decision to withdraw the republic from the Russian Federation", news site Mediazona reported.

Finally, in the absence of a written advance directive, the law provides for the spouse, along with the attending physician, to make a decision to withdraw treatment of an incompetent patient.

You can make a decision to withdraw, and pull your neck in, hold your head down, linger back from the crowd, and try to make yourself as small as possible or you can decide to stand tall, hold your head high, maintain a beautiful posture and make your presence well and truly known.

At the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia, she hoped to make a comeback but abruptly withdrew from the Games shortly before she was to compete.

Ms. Snowe said she "demanded Mr. Baruah make a commitment to either withdraw this proposed rule or defer action on this issue until the next administration".

Secretary Powell, last week in Romania, told his Russian counterpart that the time was "very close" when the president would make a decision to unilaterally withdraw.