"retreat path" is a valid phrase in the English language.
It is typically used in the context of a military retreat, i.e. retreating from a battle. For example: "The soldiers followed the retreat path as they fled from their enemy."
But "if interactions with the world means we retreat from our path, this is a loss," Mr. Khamenei said.
Authorities have said all along that they have used restraint in the ongoing dispute and had pleaded for activists to retreat from the path of the pipeline and return to the camp where they have been gathered for months.
"If harm comes to any who come here to stand in solidarity with us, it is on their watch". Authorities have said all along that they have used restraint in the ongoing dispute and had pleaded for activists to retreat from the path of the pipeline and return to the camp where they have been gathered for months.
Since the Shining Path retreated here after the capture of its messianic leader, Abimael Guzmán, in 1992, it has followed the much larger Colombian rebel group, the FARC, in melding a leftist insurgency with drug running and production.
I love leading walking meditations as part of our retreats with The Path, and we get incredible feedback on them.
Confident that the threat of invasion had been a success, the Chinese retreated, leaving a path of destruction spanning 500 km in their wake.
I watched students start fires, tear down signs, and pull down street lamps as students desperately retreated from their path of falling.
Side by side, they find themselves holding hands as they, jumping upward from both feet, slowly retreat on a diagonal path: it's the way that they, parallel and synchronized in this wonderful image of naïveté, hover artlessly in each jump that catches the heart.
Even in retrospect, with all we know today, he'd still choose the path of retreat and failure.
