Sentence examples for withdrawing away from inspiring English sources

Withdrawing away from other cats.

Withdrawing away from other dogs.

"If [the benefit] is going to be withdrawn it will take away their only enjoyment in life".

Though stressing the resentment some in work feel towards jobless claimants, he also spoke about the massive bureaucracy housing benefit generates and acknowledged the stark disincentive the threat of its withdrawal represents to people taking employment: "If they get a job, that benefit is withdrawn straight away.

Dalebroux normally had a funny, open personality, Carroll said, but he sometimes withdrew, pushing away the people who cared about him.

The tip was withdrawn vertically away from the cell surface at a speed of 0.5 μm s−1.

He added: "What are the Tories planning to take away from the British people by withdrawing from the social chapter?

Lichtenstein "kept breaking away, withdrawing, resuming other projects," Sinclair writes.

And when he asks Can we try, here, you run it under hot water —the first time she holds it against her skin, it's as if she's withdrawing into herself, away from Thomas and reality.

So just when we need support and connection the most, we are withdrawing and pulling away, because we are so weary and have nothing left for spouses and friends.

Despite the Allied success in capturing Lae, the Japanese had achieved a "creditable defence", which had not only slowed the Allied advance, but had allowed the bulk of the Japanese forces in the vicinity to get away, withdrawing north into the Huon Peninsula, where they could continue to fight on.