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151. And we now have compelling evidence that German forces deliberately carried out a scorched-earth policy; they flooded mines, blew up bridges and stripped bare factories as they retreated.

152. But because we, and our leaders, retreated into a Manichean fantasy, we understood the new complexities of the real world even less.

153. The German tanks were returning fire as they retreated. An armor-piercing shell killed Markin at the firing position.

154. Lyon, protecting his head and face as well as he could, retreated to the fireplace, took up the fire tongs, and flailed back.

155. Moore burned his small ships and retreated to the north. He burned the town of Saint Augustine before he left.

156. Now that sovereign-wealth funds have retreated, hit by investment losses and a sagging oil price, private equity is perhaps the most promising source of private capital.

157. The agricultural surplus labor is referred to those agricultural labors that can be retreated from agriculture but with no effect on the gross product of it.

158. Indeed, globally the jet stream retreated 270 miles poleward and weakened during the period 1970 - 2001, in line with climate model expectations.

159. German bond prices fell as oil prices retreated and after an Italian auction of 9.5 bln euros worth of debt attracted decent demand.

160. For a couple of years, I retreated into a life of bohemian bachelorhood.

161. Meanwhile, combination of field observation and remote sense data analysis,(sentencedict.com/retreated.html) it showed that four monitored glaciers have significantly retreated and reduced their area.

162. Enter when the person, colour and limbs movement are joined immediately, white nature is retreated for setting, most trustily set off is worn the person's behavior.

163. A badly damaged North Korean patrol ship retreated in flames yesterday after a skirmish with a South Korean vessel – the first naval clash between the two nations in seven years.

164. BLT.L), the world's biggest miner, retreated further from high-cost nickel operations on Friday, announcing the sale of its Yabulu nickel refinery in Australia to a local mining magnate.

165. It was because of these subjective and objective reasons that it consequentially retreated from the history.

166. The main force, led by Batu, a grandson of the legendary Genghis Khan, retreated to the Black Sea steppe.

167. In 1985 a glacier buried this shore; since then the ice has retreated a half mile inland.

168. In 1985 glacier buried this shore; since then the ice has retreated a half mile inland.

169. In 1942, during World War Two, Axis forces retreated from El Alamein in North Africa in a major victory for British forces commanded by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery.

170. The enemy's army retreated about 50 - odd miles, which made our army gain vantage ground.

171. Nato planes then started bombing government forces, who retreated from the outskirts of Benghazi.

172. At such moments he charged Buck, who retreated craftily , luring him on by a simulated inability to escape.

173. Peter retreated to his office and she wentinto hers to hang up her lab coat and get her purse.

174. The snow line here has risen 150 meters, and glaciers have retreated by 10 kilometers.

175. The euro rose to session highs around $1.4767, but retreated to about $1.4693, flat on the day. This occurred as oil prices surrendered earlier gains in volatile trade.

176. On the basis that understands base number , the sloping field that retreats this is retreated stoutly.

177. Why did the soldiers blow up all the bridges when they retreated?

178. Sometimes one came near to my window, attracted by my light, barked a vulpine curse at me, and then retreated.