Sentence examples for some retracted from inspiring English sources

Shane injures his leg while attempting to jump out of a second-story window and Otis hurts his leg after jumping from some retracted bleachers.

"This column is the latest in a series of stories and headlines in the Sun, some subsequently retracted, which act as a drip drip poisoning of community relations in the United Kingdom," wrote Warsi.

Such a discovery was first announced, and then retracted, some years ago.

There, say locals (though some have since retracted), police have been murdering farmers who refuse to give up land for road-building.

In a letter to the Guardian, he wrote that the Crown Prosecution Service had made mistakes in the way it had pursued some women who retracted rape allegations, including Sarah.

They have also pointed out that the accountant who made the party-financing claims, Claire Thibout, has partly retracted some of the allegations published by Mediapart, a prominent news Web site that has been first to report several aspects of the scandal.

Speaking during a visit to a community centre in Birmingham this morning, Smith said: "I know Bob has now retracted some of the things that he said over the weekend and I think the most important thing is that he is able to get on with the job of keeping this country safe, which is what he does day in, day out as our most senior counter-terror police officer".

In some species the retracted invert and lophophore are protected by an operculum ("lid"), which is closed by muscles and opened by fluid pressure.

Before he died Tresham had also told of Garnet's involvement with the 1603 mission to Spain, but in his last hours he retracted some of these statements.

The NTSB then retracted some of its statements regarding the controller's part in the crash, saying that the controller could not have warned the plane about the tour helicopter because the tour helicopter was not on the controller's radar.

Second, some trials were retracted from the journal due to ethical reasons.