Sentence examples for withdraw for a while from inspiring English sources

Former hostage Terry Waite has urged Aamer to "withdraw for a while" from public view to concentrate on his recovery.

"The best thing is for him to withdraw for a while to get the treatment that's necessary," he said.

The second degree: I went back to school but had to withdraw for a while because money was a problem — my parents put me through school — but we got things in order.

Drive on with your work for at least three to four continuous hours and then withdraw for a while to take a long breath that comforts you again and laces your mind with a renewed vigor for a few more hours.

She got huffy, blushed, and withdrew for a while.

For one thing, I made a very deliberate choice to withdraw for a little while from a public life.

While you may have loads of time and disposable cash, your friend may be struggling financially, or under the load of classes, etc. Rather than burden you with his or her problems, your friend may simply withdraw for a little while, until circumstances ease.

The device built allows pre-programmed, variable pump rates in order to minimise the total amount of blood withdrawn for a given study while capturing the dynamics of uptake.

The division had a complicated organisational history during this period, with a large number of units being attached or withdrawn for short periods, while others were merged or disbanded.

The former hostage Terry Waite, who was held captive for 1,760 days after going to Beirut in 1987 to negotiate the release of several hostages there, urged Aamer to withdraw from public view for a while.

Joy was thoughtful and articulate and his article caused a furore in the US, forcing him to withdraw from public life for a while, until, over the months, there occurred the one thing you wouldn't have predicted.