Sentence examples for they disengaged from inspiring English sources

They didn't get him; an unnamed official told the Washington Post that they "disengaged after inflicting some al-Shabab casualties" — how many isn't clear.

On Saturday morning, three riggers climbed inside the turntable at the top of the crane, where they disengaged the hydraulic motor before manually cranking the turntable counterclockwise, until the boom hugged the side of the building.

Bonnie climbed down the ladder and got her backpack, then returned to the bones, which she took one by one — they disengaged from one another the moment she touched them — and tenderly laid them inside the bag.

They disengaged with cries of "Oonah, oonah!", the Seneca signal to retire, and headed for the camps to protect their women and possessions.

Although several of the other ships opened fire and hit Goeben once, Panteleimon held her fire as her turrets could not see the German ships before they disengaged.

"Democratic voters engaged early, but in those rural and Midwestern areas, they disengaged later," said Michael McDonald, who runs the United States Elections Project.

How, then, can they disengage?

Research from UCL shows that while this type of pity messaging plays on strong emotions and encourages people to donate, they disengage with the issues on a deeper level.

"Autopilot gives you the idea that it is more capable than it is, and once people view it as autonomous, they disengage and divert their eyes from the road," Jake Fisher, the magazine's director of auto testing, said in an interview.

Do world-leading researchers from developing countries contribute to upgrading locally, or do they disengage from the local context?

For instance, if a student has not been interacting with the course, then the lecturer can be notified so that they can communicate with the student before they disengage completely.