Sentence examples for withdrew for a from inspiring English sources

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

He went blank or withdrew for a moment, then he returned.

When Kristin Russo came out at the age of 17, her Catholic mother withdrew – for a short spell, anyway.

He said he could not remember the last time he withdrew for a reason other than being hurt.

In February 1963, after a vocal crisis, she withdrew for a period of rest and re-study.

It was written that he withdrew for a year to his royal tower at Hunstanton and learned the whole Psalter, so that he could recite it from memory.

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

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

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

Winnie, meanwhile, has been sharply criticised by Winnie Madikizela-Mandela and got such negative reviews at a 2011 film festival that it was withdrawn for a major overhaul.

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.