Sentence examples for withdraw as from inspiring English sources
"withdraw as" is not correct or usable in written English
If you want to express the idea of stepping away from a situation or retiring from something, you would use the phrase "withdraw from." For example, "After 20 years in the Army, Tom decided to withdraw from active duty."
The bank will withdraw as much money from circulation as it adds by buying bonds.
He wants American troops to withdraw as quickly as is practical.
Their primary responsibility is to withdraw as quickly and expeditiously as possible, in a manner determined by the occupied population.
He began to withdraw from her, and to withdraw as well from his earlier insistence that blind children are capable of leading normal lives.
The war lasted 10 years, but Gorbachev had doubts from the outset, keen to withdraw as soon as he came to power in 1985.
Mr. Soros said this week that he thought investors might withdraw as much as $3 billion from his $14.2 billion hedge fund empire.
Now he is believed to be even more locked into it, and facing additional pressure to withdraw as soon as possible.
The Pru allows customers to withdraw as little as 15% of the value of the property initially, which is at the lower end of the scale.
Sergei Y. Glazyev, a member of Parliament from the opposite side of the political spectrum, was urged by his campaign managers to withdraw, as well.
Imperial powers in the middle of the twentieth century used to argue that they couldn't withdraw as long as their colonial subjects were not ready to rule themselves.
But the threat is a weak one, because most Kosovars understand that the Western troops cannot withdraw as long as Milosevic is in power in Belgrade.
