Sentence examples for retreated past from inspiring English sources
The Russian army withdrew and retreated past Moscow.
That life may be forever and utterly gone, but the fact that I can still hold, here in my hand, this small and impotent lifeline to the rapidly retreating past feels like a kind of magic I would hate to misplace.
As massive ice sheets retreated during past ice ages, their weight on the land below lifted and the land rebounded.
The morning coastal fog has retreated the past few days, perhaps a welcome sign that our real summer has begun.
If religion wants to be a tool of evolution rather than its victim, it cannot retreat into past orthodoxy, reinforcing dogma and shutting its eyes to new methods of change.
Interdepartmental volleyball tournaments, weekly student-hosted TGIF socials, and annual student-organized retreats (past locations include the New England Aquarium and the Boston Museum of Science) contribute to a vibrant sense of community among peers at MCO.
See a slideshow of Presidential Retreats: Past and Present.
We sign up for the lightworker retreat, past life regression, and some oh-so-necessary karmic healing.
Instead, Owen died, Graves started ploughing his own singular muse-obsessed furrow and Sassoon retreated into the past.
Photographs showing how much glaciers have retreated over the past century or so have become a totemic symbol of climate change.
He has argued that the 2010 election was as bad for Labour as the 1983 and 1931 elections, arguing Labour at times of crisis has in the past retreated into orthodoxy and economic liberalism.
