The public prosecutor accuses those 11 of then withdrawing the money in cash to pay their opponents.
"Prior to that they had been going into places, killing people or not killing people, and then withdrawing.
He injured his hip during the clay-court season: winning in Portugal at the Estoril Open and then withdrawing from the Madrid event just before facing Nadal.
A film, after all, gets pulled into place in a projector by pins entering and then withdrawing from sprocket holes; the image onscreen can jiggle a bit.
"Not to mention the massive waste of taxpayers' money involved in building facilities and then withdrawing from them on the eve of their scientific return.
Serena has not played in the eight-women tournament since then, withdrawing in 2010 and understandably failing to qualify in 2011 when she was still working her way back from her latest round of major health problems.
Performance art was big then, and in the seventies Deitch did some pieces of his own, one of which involved starting arguments with people on street corners and then withdrawing from the fray and filming the results.
Think of a superorganism as a dispersible creature that can stretch out limbs to be in many places at once, going out to forage for food and then withdrawing into the nest after raking up whatever is around.
If a coyote was shunned for playing unfairly, he would slouch around with his ears slightly back, head cocked and tail down, tentatively approaching and then withdrawing from the other animals.
After all, he still resents Mr. Torricelli for offering, then withdrawing, his support of Mr. Menendez when the Union City Democrat was hoping for the nomination that Mr. Corzine eventually won.
Lawyers for the defendant, Kenneth McGriff, 46, criticized prosecutors for filing, and then withdrawing, notices seeking the death penalty against Mr. McGriff's four co-defendants, one of whom is a mother of nine children.
