Sentence examples for sometimes withdrawn from inspiring English sources

At the same time, baseless litigation brought by landlords in Housing Court is sometimes withdrawn before being adjudicated.

Alastair Cook, sometimes withdrawn, was calmness personified.

High-profile houses are sometimes withdrawn before a deal closes so the activity will not be reported in the MLS.

Also, even if the investment proposals in question should attract interest on their own merit, this interest is sometimes withdrawn as soon as international investors realize that it somehow falls within the jurisdiction of the Greek state.

Wishes were also expressed for more information about why a medicine was sometimes withdrawn.

Now they sometimes withdraw.

He sometimes withdrew emotionally and physically, disappearing without explanation, and he was twice admitted to psychiatric units.

In a dusky light, with big shadows leaping on the rafters, the two men barely move: they sometimes look at each other; they sometimes withdraw into themselves; at times, they seem to be adversaries; at others, sympathetic companions; mostly they appear - this is the triumph of this completely unhistrionic piece - to be two halves of a continuing argument.

Dalebroux normally had a funny, open personality, Carroll said, but he sometimes withdrew, pushing away the people who cared about him.

I had this in mind when I wrote this prayer in my book "Are You Running with Me, Jesus?" "I sometimes withdraw far, far inside myself when I am inside church, but people looking at me can see only my pious expression and imagine I am loving you instead of myself.

In HK, 99% of physicians would sometimes withhold and 89% sometimes withdraw therapy from patients with no chance of recovery, compared to 93 and 77% in Europe.