Примери за retreated

• Fire fighters had to retreat from the fierce heat.

• On seeing us, the deer stood stock-still for a moment, then turned and retreated into the forest.

• The army was forced to retreat.

• I saw her coming and retreated.

• They retreated to the relative safety of the forest.

• The ticks stopped suddenly on entering the region of the odour and, after waving their front legs, quickly retreated.

• Their mood changed only after the governor - wi retreated into his palace.

• However, after contact with the mucus, the ants retreated and exhibited antennal cleaning, especially when contact with the nectary took place soon after mucus treatment.

• The inhabitants gradually retreated from the advancing flies; they lost many cattle, and now the area is completely uninhabited.

• Conversely, more cultivable land might have been available during periods of low sea stands as these wetlands retreated.

• Silently the economists retreated in the face of the facts, and population came to be regarded as outside the economic paradigm.

• Fleeing - the subject retreated rapidly from the opponent.

• The literature also indicates that the glaciers generally retreated during the first half of the nineteenth century.

• During pursuit, the wasps continuously advanced and retreated, always attempting to orientate themselves near the rear of the ant and alight on their abdomens.

• Before reaching the barrier all the ticks retreated, 17 skirting completely round the liquid.

• By 1970, video was rarely seen in live performance and increasingly retreated into the studio, mediated almost to stultification by tedious and budgetconsuming editing systems.

• Some of these initiatives failed, others succeeded partly, or temporarily, for the period of war, and retreated afterwards.

• Prospective proponents of universal worker protection policy retreated, conceding business prerogatives in the labor market.

• After this loss of honour (for such was the decree's real significance), conservative nobles retreated into passivity or departed altogether.

• It inflicted heavy casualties on the assailants who retreated in disarray.