Sentence examples for most retreated from inspiring English sources
Everyone has now realised this is quite unflattering, and so most retreated to the safest shade of all - black.
At some point it became more about representing your place in society, a status symbol, and the colour drained from its cheeks and most retreated to the walls or the smoking patio.
"When it calves, the Larsen C Ice Shelf will lose more than 10percentt of its area to leave the ice front at its most retreated position ever recorded; this event will fundamentally change the landscape of the Antarctic Peninsula," he wrote in a blog post.
Bush and Clinton There is no code of conduct for former presidents, but most retreat to the sidelines and resist the temptation to squawk about their successors.
According to their spiritual precepts, most retreats welcome everyone, regardless of ability to pay; either donations are asked or visitors can contribute by working in the kitchen or garden.
Like most retreats of this kind, it involved attending sunrise yoga; participating in group circles where I said things like, "today I am going to breathe in energy and breathe out fatigue;" devouring the wisdom of my daily angel card; and getting massages from nice Thai women with beautiful souls.
Most stocks retreated last week as a fresh set of economic data showed further weakness in the economy.
Unnerved by the relative silence, most eventually retreated into their campers to huddle around the warm glow of flat-screen TVs playing Chinese soap operas.
He filled a leadership vacuum as Copts — along with most Egyptians — retreated from public life under authoritarian rule, and he expanded the church's reach, especially in North America.
The objective of this study was to identify the most commonly retreated tooth at a postgraduate endodontics program and to compare this result with teeth requiring primary root canal treatment as well as those that required further surgical endodontic treatment.
This was the moment when most Israelis retreated back into the hard shell that the country had donned during the decades of existential threat.
