Sentence examples for retreat readily from inspiring English sources
Madison won over Jefferson, who shortly thereafter wrote to Wilson Cary Nicholas that: "From [this position] I retreat readily, not only in deference to [Madison's] judgment but because as we should never think of separation but for repeated and enormous violations, so these, when they occur, will be cause enough of themselves".
She displayed little intellectual confidence and readily retreated into swathes of miserable education-speak jargon.
BESTED by Bill Clinton at their summit meeting in Helsinki, Boris Yeltsin returned to Moscow with the awkward job of explaining why he had so readily retreated from defiance to compromise on the issue of NATO expansion.
Most seeds remain viable even after months of submergence and germinate readily following water retreat (Kubitzki and Ziburski, 1994; Piedade et al., 2003, 2005).
They are planar in form, truncate a wide variety of bedrock types, and can most readily be explained by scarp retreat under non-vegetated conditions.
Senchenko, sensing the steady degradation of Hatton's work more readily than the fans, boxed patiently on the retreat to take rounds seven and eight going away.
The last of these three columns could readily force the Federal troops at Martinsburg p362 to retreat to the ferry.
Shoenfeld readily concedes the thrust back into the intra-Europe market from which FedEx retreated in 1992 was largely prompted by customers' needs.
When it came to Afghanistan, we readily summoned the memories of the British and Russian experience there — the cruelty and the snows, the slaughters and the chastening retreats.
