Sentence examples for retreating slowly from inspiring English sources

BRUSSELS — Retreating slowly from tough austerity policies that have been widely blamed for leaving 27 million Europeans out of work, the European Union's executive arm said Wednesday it would allow France, Spain and five other nations more time to meet mandatory budget deficit targets.

However, its researchers have noted that whoever was behind the malware appeared to be retreating slowly.

They engaged the Americans, retreating slowly, keeping up continuous fire and using houses for cover.

The opposing Confederate forces led by General Joseph E. Johnston retreated slowly ahead of him, and on September 2, 1864, Sherman's forces were able to occupy Atlanta, a vital industrial centre and the hub of the Southern railway network.

Steve Finley golfed a fly ball to deep right field, where David Justice retreated slowly and reached for the ball, only to have it drop off his glove for a two-base error.

When the tear spray guns re-emerged, protesters, many tired from the lengthy conflict the night before, retreated slowly.

He hoped his new rank would bring him a corps or brigade command, but none was forthcoming as the Allied armies retreated slowly through the Netherlands towards Germany.

This species will also attack if pursued or cornered, and divers should immediately retreat (slowly and always facing the shark) if it begins to perform a threat display.

The monitoring showed that Nioghalvfjerdsfjorden glacier was also melting rapidly, but retreating more slowly than Zachariae Isstrom along uphill terrain.

Retreating ice, slowly rising sea levels and increased coastal erosion have left three Inuit settlements facing imminent destruction, and at least eight more at serious risk.

He suddenly transforms into a cringing courtier and adds: "Retreat slowly from the bear and allow him gangway.