Sentence examples similar to blaze abated from inspiring English sources
Urlicht, sung by Catherine was-Rogers, was querulous rather than serene, and the terrors only abated as the choral singing began to blaze nobly towards the end.
"You coach each game knowing that if you lose you create a firestorm". The blaze began the day he took the job as an interim coach, and it never really abated.
5 So when they found themselves getting the worst of it in this respect also, they heaped on the blaze their thick mantles and the corpses, and for a time these checked the fire and it seemed to abate; but later, especially when the wind raged furiously, the flames flared up more than ever, fed by this very fuel.
But with the hot, dry weather that has fueled the blazes showing no sign of abating, most experts say that some blazes will continue until the first snows, in what is now widely expected to become the worst fire season in at least 30 years.
The mistakes hardly abated.
Its stuffiness has abated.
