| lead retreat | 3.95 | Banks led the retreat. | ||
| beat retreat | 1.97 | I beat a retreat to my upstairs office. | ||
| pace retreat | 1.97 | Tobacco stocks paced the retreat. | ||
| follow retreat | 1.71 | Tokyo stocks slipped early Thursday following a retreat on Wall Street. | ||
| attend retreat | 1.18 | A year ago I attended a retreat. | ||
| cover retreat | 1.12 | Indian officers said it apparently was meant to cover the retreat. | ||
| hold retreat | 1.05 | A similar retreat was held two years ago. | ||
| continue retreat | 0.72 | The weakened French army continued its retreat westward across Europe. | ||
| begin retreat | 0.46 | Ten thousand years ago the ice began its retreat from Scotland. | ||
| mark retreat | 0.46 | The sale marked a retreat by another British bank. | ||
| represent retreat | 0.46 | It appeared to represent a retreat in the face of international criticism. | ||
| block retreat | 0.39 | Just then the other ranger backed his jeep, effectively blocking our retreat. | ||
| force retreat | 0.39 | But the cold forced a retreat back to Boston last week. | ||
| make retreat | 0.39 | Instead of assimilating, the Pequots made strategic retreats. | ||
| organize retreat | 0.33 | She organized a retreat for other HIV-positive women. | ||
| plan retreat | 0.33 | According to a spokesperson, the university is planning no retreat in scholarship policy. | ||
| fuel retreat | 0.26 | A drop in bonds fueled the retreat. | ||
| halt retreat | 0.26 | Only now has that retreat been halted. | ||
| have retreat | 0.26 | They have retreats. | ||
| signal retreat | 0.26 | China has insisted that the rules do not signal a retreat from its economic reforms. |