Sentence examples for beginning to abate from inspiring English sources

Here on Cape Cod, the cold northerly winds were beginning to abate as a sunny morning dawned on Patriots' Day.

Eurozone unemployment was stable in November, prompting some analysts to suggest that the region's problems might be beginning to abate.

To some economists, the new figures on consumer sentiment were another signal that the force of the recession was beginning to abate.

Now the pain began to abate.

In 1995, by tiny increments, the vertigo began to abate.

Gradually, though, America's enthusiasm for the day began to abate.

The nightmares don't usually begin to abate for at least two weeks.

The agony may have begun to abate, but there is no hint yet of ecstasy.

The campaign righted itself, and the questions about Obama's relationship with Wright began to abate.

Acid rain began to abate when pollution contributing to it was limited.

It may be coincidental that inter-ethnic tensions in the area have begun to abate.