Sentence examples for slight retreat from inspiring English sources

Still at an informal level of conversation …" – a slight retreat – "but in clear discussions".

Yet in spite of the growing economy and Osborne's slight retreat in relation to future austerity, Ed Miliband had the space to deliver an effective response.

The slight retreat by Apple comes two days after Tim Cook was named the chief executive of Apple, replacing Steve Jobs, who was named chairman.

From there it was Scott, with familiar poise but with a new zeal in his eye, who took control, increasing his lead as Woods wobbled in slight retreat.

The new comments were interpreted by investors as a slight retreat from his testimony on Wednesday before the House, when Mr. Bernanke said the Fed still had tools to spur growth, and that "we have to keep all the options on the table".

Say you lived with that person: for the home, there's tea and shatterproof wineglasses and tape dispensers, things to add to the bliss that has allowed just the slightest retreat from the windstorm of high style.

China-US relations will not make the slightest advance or retreat because of Xi Jingping's visit.

After stationing his batteries on a slight incline, to protect the retreat from the Austrians, the injured Ney handed command to Gazan, who organized and conducted the successful retreat.

Schulhofer, a small, bespectacled man bearing a slight facial resemblance to John Wooden, retreated from where the gray filly stood, medicated and wobbly, her left leg taped and splayed slightly left, and said: "So far, so good.

One theory, first worked out in detail in the nineteen-twenties by a Serbian astrophysicist named Milutin Milankovitch, was that glaciers advance and retreat in response to slight, periodic changes in the Earth's orbit.

This is an epiphany I realized only after trawling though thousands of gigabytes of information as well as after participating in a confirmation retreat, which explains the slight tardiness.