Sentence examples for retreating out from inspiring English sources

The pier rocked gently in the black water; I thought I saw my swans again, retreating out to sea, looking like white dabs in the dark painterly distance.

Upon retreating out of the embryo, the micropipette tip is moved to a home position that is 1.4 mm above contact point, to prevent it from crashing into the next embryo.

When I did, my guys were upset and before I saw in this cause to retreat, out came the owner's wife with that same dishrag in hand.

The war retreated, out of sight, out of mind.

"They are not going to retreat out of Philly.

The manager responded courteously, and the marchers then politely retreated out of the car park.

It was a serious lapse in a brave mission – which only ended when Israel finally retreated out of Lebanon in 2000, by which time O'Callaghan was long retired.

The station retreated out of fear that the Federal Communications Commission would levy large obscenity fines that might bankrupt the small-budget station.

Although I end up having to retreat out of a field in the face of some frisky cows, and crossing a stream up to my knees in icy water, it's much more fun.

As KG 53 retreated out to sea, the German bombers dumped their bombs.

General Stoneman claimed a victory and retreated out of Virginia before Confederate forces could completely surround him.