Sentence examples for seclusion to from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of this year, Sonia emerged from seclusion to campaign on behalf of Congress.

So does Sidney, who comes out of seclusion to deal retaliatory blows with authority.

Mr. Edwards emerged from seclusion to throw himself into politics and public life with a vengeance.

IT'S official: "Tibet has moved from darkness to light, poverty to affluence, dictatorship to democracy and seclusion to opening up".

Some authorities say that, after the famine, Bhadrabahu retired in seclusion to Nepal; others say he remained in Mysore.

And Mitt Romney has emerged from seclusion to say he's willing to serve as John McCain's vice president.

The challenge for the West, which has contributed to the country's seclusion, is to recalibrate its response to the reform initiatives.

Since the tragedy, Mr. Koebel has been in seclusion, refusing to give interviews or to make public statements.

They said they were directed to use the donors' money to keep Ms. Hunter quiet and happy in her seclusion and to cover their own related expenses.

Starting in the early 2000s, however, this blissful seclusion started to come under threat, as airlines started to provide internet service at 10,000 metres.

High dosages of neuroleptic treatment for agitation or involuntary seclusion have to be used while adequate treatment according to guidelines is postponed.