Sentence examples for will be retreated from inspiring English sources

In case of incomplete ablation on ceMRI, the suspected residual tumor will be retreated in the following weeks.

Within less than six weeks, Italians will be retreating to the beaches and by the time normal business resumes in September, the referendum will be less than a month off.

Senators Clinton and Obama, if you become the Democratic nominee, one of the things the Republican candidate is going to attack you on will be "retreating" in Iraq, being in favor of "surrendering to Al Qaeda," and "losing the war on terror".

"We'll be retreating, as a couple, to a tropical island, but I've told Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau they won't be welcome".

Baxter is also adamant his squad will not be retreating into their shells.

Meanwhile, Black will presumably be retreating to her Connecticut home to consider the lessons to be learned from her brief, controversial stewardship of 1.1 million schoolchildren; and mixed with a sense of failure will no doubt be one of relief that she need no longer wake up each morning as the least-liked public official in the history of Bloomberg's mayoralty.

After the nade hits, pull your gun out immediately and start shooting... they'll most likely still be retreating your nade and you have an open shot.

If you're like most people, your first instinct will be to retreat, not advance.

Without an improvement in profits from investment banking, the only alternative will be to retreat from areas where Barclays is losing to big Wall Street firms.

In terms of new investments - there will be none, everyone is retreating, people are being laid off at most companies this week and in the coming weeks.

"You'll probably think I'm retreating from the world back to the sunlight in an attempt to dream my child's movie," she says.