Sentence examples for to withdraw out from inspiring English sources
Mr. Taylor, one of Mr. Strauss-Kahn's lawyers, said Mr. Strauss-Kahn could have insisted on staying in the Bristol Plaza, but his family decided to withdraw out of courtesy for tenants and the landlord, who he said had raised objections.
While Annie had many viable alternatives, she chose to withdraw out of anger.
But at the Beijing Games, amid hysteria over his prospects for another triumph, Mr. Liu had to withdraw, pulling out at the last minute with a foot injury.
After a control rod in the side reflector was withdrawn out at a speed of 1 cm/s by a mistake, a positive reactivity was inserted and the reactor power increased and the temperature of the core increased.
So you when you feel like hiding, retreating, separating, or taking a step backwards; go against the urge to withdraw, and reach out to a friend.
Over the last year and a half, refinancing to lower interest rates and to withdraw equity out of one's home has supported consumer spending, which has helped pull the economy out of the recession that is now thought to have concluded at the end of 2001.
On 23 July, the Partisans began to withdraw south out of the area.
When the decision is made to withdraw treatment, out of the 151 (86.3%) respondents, 23.2% stated that they just wait until the patient dies with minimal intervention and 76.8% initiate palliative care such as morphine infusion.
In 2004, the Labour government renegotiated GPs' contracts so that they were able to withdraw from offering out-of-hours services.
Before he decided to withdraw, his campaign put out a Web ad in the style of the opening scroll of a "Star Wars" movie, in which he was called "Our Only Hope" — not against Trump but against Hillary Clinton.
Last week in Barcelona, Spanish bank La Caixa launched what it says is a world first: a city-wide network of contactless cash machines that allow customers to withdraw money and carry out other transactions with a wave of their bank card across a card reader.
