Sentence examples for now retreated from inspiring English sources
Mexico has now retreated to a more traditionally neutral foreign policy.
The old revolutionaries now retreated into academia, journalism or seats in the European Parliament.
But, embarrassed by the attention, he has now retreated from the cameras.
Conveniently, all the other tourists had now retreated to a hilltop that offers a silhouette of the city at sunset.
She had wept bitterly when the judge sentenced him, and had now retreated from Chicago to Joplin, Missouri, to take care of her aging parents.
Nature, a rival publication to Science, waded into the debate claiming that the same Nasa scientists who had previously been happy to promote their findings had now retreated "behind the walls of peer review".
The tide was, by now, retreating.
Industry titans that rushed to e-themselves are now retreating.
It's the United States that's now retreating from its already flimsy position of just three weeks ago.
The central section of the Eastern Front, now retreating inexorably west, was under the command of the infamous General Schörner.
