Sentence examples for withdrawn himself from from inspiring English sources

He had given himself to two women; he hadn't withdrawn himself from the first, and he didn't from the second.

"I can confirm that Brad Haddin has withdrawn himself from the second Test at Lord's for family reasons," the team's media manager, Kate Hutchison, said.

There are no credible alternatives to Kenny Miller for Scotland's frontline – with Steven Fletcher having withdrawn himself from consideration in a curt text message that confirmed the broken nature of his relationship with Levein – and the choices at centre-back range from solid but limited performers like Gary Caldwell and Christophe Berra to young tyros such as DannyWilson and Grant Hanley.

Having withdrawn himself from "The Hobbit" movies when the future of that film franchise was less certain, Mr. del Toro, the "Pan's Labyrinth" and "Hellboy" director, has found a new dark fantasy series to keep him busy, but it won't be coming soon to a theater near you.

Peat said that Edinburgh-born Strachan had withdrawn himself from the process, and the former official suggested that money might have been the reason, and Smith was appointed.

Mr. Levy immediately withdrew himself from the case, citing a conflict of interest because of his relationship with Mr. Hossu.

The lead actor, having been told that he was giving aid and comfort to the IRA, spoke all the lines but simply withdrew himself from the character.

He began looking into Kushner's campaign donations; when the investigation became public, Kushner withdrew himself from consideration for the Port Authority job.

The election was held on July 23 , 2009 and, as voting progressed, Bakiyev's main challenger alleged widespread electoral fraud and effectively withdrew himself from the race before the polls had even closed.

In June, Mr. Danforth, who retired from the Senate in 1994 after 18 years there, apparently withdrew himself from consideration, saying that he would prefer not to be offered the job.

Laurent Kabila, the rebel leader, rejected appeals for a ceasefire, calling for negotiations first.Ruffled LakeAnthony Lake withdrew himself from consideration as the future head of the CIA, telling President Clinton that his hearings before the Senate had been "nasty and brutish"; Mr Clinton thought Mr Lake's treatment "inexcusable".