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Instead, he will move out of his luxury Alpine retreat into a small wooden hut in the mountains or a simple bedsit in Innsbruck.

He doesn't retreat into self-pity because of his job as a trashman; instead, he feels proud of it as he thinks it is an essential task.

With the first few drops of a rainfall we retreat into a hut with a floor of matted straw.

But he adds that now is not the time to retreat into a hole saying "we hate you" .

Such a retreat into privacy went strongly against the grain of Greek thinking, however.

Mencius once said, "He who their retreat into the speed. "

Has the disappointment with grand theories of development led to an overreaction, a retreat into laboratories and tiny development hamlets?

"Mubarak, the plane is waiting for you, " many chanted, referring to Ben Ali's hasty retreat into his Saudi exile.

There have been economic-policy shifts, naturally, but no panicky retreat into isolation, populism or foreign adventures.

Pliny advises a friend to set aside a few moments a day, or several weeks or months, for a retreat into himself.

Second, it must work to prevent a global retreat into techno-nationalism and instead evangelise for a cosmopolitan approach to innovation.

Unfortunately, the price of this retreat into superstition may be high.

A failure of Doha would strengthen those who want to turn their backs on globalisation and retreat into protectionism.

Public violence compels especially women and the old to retreat into a private laager because they find everything around them threatening.

Gordon Brown, Britain's prime minister, preached against a "retreat into domestic lending and domestic financial markets" .

Brown said there could be no retreat into protectionism and that he was confident Obama shared that view.

Even if , as the natural rule goes, we retreat into decay, the same sky, the same delicacy and eternity will still remain.

Contact with viscous matter may cause them to retreat into regression, experience the masochism of leeches, the vertigo of annihilation.

Life is full of everywhere constantly into with the dialectics that retreat, into with retreat make whole life jointly.

If you can not escape, retreat into a room, shut the door with wet towels to prevent smoke entering.

However, they are quite shy, and take the smallest movement in front of the tank as an occasion to retreat into their hiding places.

Current models predicting river flow in the region have taken recent glacial retreat into account, say the researchers.

Will they conclude that the west has "infected" Russia and retreat into isolationism?

Or Qaddafi could retreat into the sparsely populated southern deserts of Libya.

Their systems will retreat into shock and panic, creating pandemonium around many areas.

You have your stun-gun and can always retreat into your electromagnetic base that repels sharks and the rest of the enemies.

A retreat into the country becomes a spiritual retreat into oneself.

The officer commanded his men to retreat into the castle.

Impertinent analogy: Enemy retreat into me, enemy exhausted I am hit, enemy battle my resting.

I thought, I need to retreat into something else.

I had to interact with others, I couldn't just retreat into numbers.

"In a business like ours you have a choice: you retreat into doing local business or you embrace it [globalisation]. "

To date, we have not seen the wholesale retreat into protectionism that was so poisonous in the 1930s.

They're too big, too forbidding, and I can't imagine feeling that I'm part of them, and that I'm in them. I retreat into sleep;

Sometimes the turtles would walk around and at other times retreat into their shells