retreats造句

And wherever life is, it never retreats.

The Pope retreats to Castelgondolfo every summer.

As he retreats, I march forward.

In 1812, Napoleon I of France retreats from Moscow.

"When Kevin feels he's not making enough money, he retreats," Suzanne explains.

Whoever retreats without gung battle is a traitor to his people…

This trend development continues to include some fast rallies and some strong retreats.

At the time when it retreats, we just let it flow out of the pool.

During this time, traders anticipate several rallies from 2600 and retreats from resistance at 3000.

Climate change is now opening up the Arctic for potential oil and gas exploration as the sea ice retreats.

In this kind of warfare, advances and retreats are measured in blocks or half-blocks, or even just houses.

A life made up of advances that were actually frantic retreats and victories that were concealed defeats.

I have helped over 700,000 people improve their lives through my books, beach retreats, running schools and individual consultations.

Like I have already mentioned in my Big Plans my first retreats will focus around healthy lifestyle and self growth.

Ice cores from Greenland show that warming and cooling episodes occurred every several thousand years, superimposed on the slower advances and retreats of the northern ice sheets.

If we remember the retreats of the thirties, the desperate farce of "non-intervention" in the Spanish war, we can see what has been gained.

The rebels' lack of such control has made it easy for Gaddafi's troops to force them into wild retreats through flanking maneuvers, and Grad rocket and mortar barrages.

The shadow of human figure entwining together separates at the same time, retreats more than ten Zhangs and breathes heavily thick spirit to hope toward the other party.

In September of 1987, Cloverleaf Connection was spiritually born and from that time on newsletters, books, workshops and retreats have been continuously offered to people of like mind.

“I’m a big believer in less of singing ‘Kumbaya’ together and going on retreats than in rolling up our sleeves and doing work together, ” Mr. Duncan said in an interview.

The general who advances without coveting fame and retreats without fearing disgrace, whose only thought is to protect his country and do good service for his sovereign, is the jewel of the kingdom.

Why the ice periodically advances - and why it retreats again - is a mystery that glaciologists have only just started to unravel. Here's our recap of all the back and forth they're trying to explain.

But as the afternoon wears on and the water retreats, a crowd of little birds arrives to feast in the shallows: short-billed dowitchers, Western sandpipers, a black-bellied plover.

The mood lets one step be the heart, retreats one step for the feeling. Modesty is like water, seemingly invisible, but always occupy a favorable terrain, forbearance like grass, seemingly small, but everywhere decorated the landscape of the earth.

We must base our planning on it and must not have illusions about a war of advance without any retreats, take alarm at any temporary fluidity of our territory or of the rear areas of our army, or endeavour to draw up detailed long-term plans.

The friendship of some people is like the port's Wharf. Only when the tide of life's suffering retreats, you can see the face of its greed, and when the tide of life is approaching, you can never expect to get any recuperation and recharge from its hiding place.