Sentence examples for try to withdraw from inspiring English sources

Depositors in other vulnerable economies could take fright and try to withdraw their funds from their banking systems.

To try to withdraw from the battle, in Iraq or anywhere else, Mr. Bush suggested, would be futile and counterproductive.

Try to withdraw the money early, and you'll lose the state and federal tax savings and pay a penalty.

That show of cutting-edge British art prompted Mayor Giuliani to try to withdraw city subsidies from the museum.

This was perhaps the clearest example of Polanski's celebrity helping him: the attention drove the victim to try to withdraw from the case.

Last week, the initial plan to seize money from even modest bank depositors sent swarms of panicked residents to automated teller machines to try to withdraw their money.

(Mr. Smalls is trying to withdraw his plea).

Some had been trying to withdraw for years.

Several of Mr. Shaw's relatives took umbrage that Mr. Rahman tried to withdraw his plea.

Later, learning he was not only ineligible but also deportable, he tried to withdraw his application.

The officials said that Mr. Kaczysnki tried to withdraw inside the cabin, but was restrained.