Sentence examples for withdraw too from inspiring English sources

And the army, always loth to do policework, may withdraw too soon.

When Spaniards see Greeks heading for the German border, they'll withdraw, too.

The following day, the 2nd Army's commander, General Alexander Samsonov, recognised that his force was completely surrounded and gave the order to withdraw – too late.

Allow them their privacy, but don't let them withdraw too much.

DeMint told CNN recently the United States should "finish the job" in Afghanistan and not "withdraw too quickly".

He or she may call you out on it or decide to withdraw, too.

She's too withdrawn, too aloof to be a mother.

She also warned him that Gauri was "too withdrawn, too aloof to be a mother".

But if fiscal support is withdrawn too quickly, the economy could tip back into recession.

Mr. Janiczek cautions his clients against withdrawing too much in any year.

It is essential therefore that funding is not withdrawn too early".