Sentence examples for will retract from inspiring English sources

A full-service marina will retract when it is not in use.

Any reasonable person should be appalled, and I trust Mr Livingstone will retract his words straight away.

Also, Hyundai will retract widely publicized claims that four of its models get 40 miles per gallon on the highway.

The reform plans of 1993 generally aimed to extend rights to health coverage and health care; the Republican proposals this year will retract rights that already exist.

In summer, the rear will open onto a bamboo garden, and the white ceiling will retract, exposing the sky, and probably laundry on fire escapes.

Like many hardtop convertibles, the G6 has a divider in the trunk that must be secured before the top will retract.

"At this point, I'll retract our interest in this test site until the process is worked out," he huffed in an email to GoMentum Station's Jack Hall.

However, I have no facts to verify that statement, so I'll retract that right here.

Once the book hits the bestseller lists, he'll retract it as a fake to boost sales even further.

Nor, it seems, will he retract false claims, nor will he be held accountable for his dissembling.

"Common Cause's statements are legitimate assertions of opinion based on the public record and entirely consistent with how ALEC had discussed, characterized, and approached the issue of climate change". The organization also said it will not retract its statements, nor will it offer any public corrections, as requested by ALEC.