Sentence examples for withdraw from service from inspiring English sources

Any public figure facing similar investigations, not to mention a school teacher or a policeman, would have to withdraw from service until it was resolved.

The government is planning to withdraw from service next spring the Nimrod MR2, crucial to anti-submarine warfare, long-range rescue and reconnaissance missions.

They served briefly in the defenses of Coblenz, starting in 1875, before being withdraw from service.

By 1894 the entire system had been electrified and the last horsecars withdrawn from service.

The UK government withdrew from service a fleet of 10 Avensis cars used by junior ministers.

On August 15 the last James Bond-style "missile" train is, it reported, to be withdrawn from service.

Londoners still reminisce fondly about the Routemaster doubledecker bus, which was withdrawn from service in 2005.

Last year the ship's run ning mate, the United States, was withdrawn from service.

For America's current manned system, the government-owned space-shuttle fleet, is about to be withdrawn from service.

RAF aircraft continued to serve in other roles until March 1998, when the last British nuclear bombs were withdrawn from service.

The Tu-144 was not successful and was withdrawn from service in June 1978 after several fatal accidents, which included one at its international debut at the 1973 Paris Air Show.