Sentence examples for make him withdraw from inspiring English sources

Mr. Xhaferi did not say what it would take to make him withdraw, but the planned offensive could prove decisive.

Mass street protests and university sit-ins over his planned labour reform prompted President Jacques Chirac to make him withdraw it.

But "out of whack" fan experiences made him withdraw.

He said later that the knee pain, which he said he has long battled, almost made him withdraw from the race.

A descendant of the union of Agnes and Josceline, Henry de Percy (1273 1314) was one of Edward I's most active agents in the subjugation of Scotland until the success of Robert de Bruce made him withdraw into England.

On Wednesday afternoon, he won his opening-round match in four sets against the wild card Alun Jones, but he was bothered by tendinitis in his left knee that nearly made him withdraw from the Open before the tournament.

The ringing denunciations of slavery presented in Notes had generated controversy, especially within the planter class of Virginia, and Jefferson's deep aversion to controversy made him withdraw from the cutting edge of the antislavery movement once he experienced the sharp feelings it aroused.

He has regained his form and confidence after his post-Melbourne slump, and despite the annoying elbow injury that made him withdraw from the Barcelona Open, Murray's fully recovered and is now in Madrid for the first of two Masters Series events which precede the season's second Slam at Roland Garros.

Fortunately, a strong public backlash made him withdraw his bill.

"They don't know what kind of virus it is but the doctor thinks it can be something related to the throat problems he had a couple of weeks ago, which made him have to withdraw from the Masters tournament".

When Paris and her parents make her withdraw back into a life without Romeo, it's as if she's returned to her native element.