Sentence examples similar to worth retreating from inspiring English sources
The austere, contemplative Rule of St Benedict remains important to him – it is to Worth he is retreating this week, to cleanse his soul and start thinking and praying about the task ahead.
Either you play your difference for all it is worth, or you retreat into solitude.
And if it's done by the ones at the top of the business world, it eventually trickles down: now something that was once (mainly) free is tied up in millions of dollars worth of expensive luxury retreats, apps for your smartphone and celebrity endorsements.
The twisters struck near sundown, moving from the west to the southeast through downtown Fort Worth, retreating into the sky to drop down again in Arlington, 30 miles away.
Then it began retreating.
Make advancing and retreating patterns (Advance-Advance-Retreat, Retreat-Retreat-Advance, Advance-Advance-Advance-Retreat-Retreat, etc).
He stopped on the proverbial dime (though his catch could be worth much more to the Giants), retreated several steps and snared the ball for the third out.
The team will have breakfast early Friday, have a light shootaround and meeting, then retreat to the hotel for an afternoon's worth of rest and relaxation before dinner and more rest.
The ailing Australian fund manager and insurer retreated from a failed expansion attempt, saying the deal with AmEx was worth $132 million.
