Sentence examples for but it ceased from inspiring English sources

That flag was in use from 1886 to 1889, but it ceased to be used after the death of Tamasese.

It was the site of the Missouri constitutional convention (1820), but it ceased to serve as capital when statehood was attained (1821).

The Nazis began to repay the occupation loan in small instalments, but it ceased in 1945.

She and Constantine later became co-founders of Ready2shop.com, a dot-com fashion advice business, but it ceased trading in November 2000 for lack of funds.

The name UBS was originally an abbreviation for the Union Bank of Switzerland, but it ceased to be a representational abbreviation after the bank's merger with Swiss Bank Corporation in 1998.

But it ceases to be an option when you're a parent.

At its heart is the idea of reciprocity: "You may keep your Christmas present," Hyde writes at one point, "but it ceases to be a gift in the true sense unless you have given something else away".

(There is free municipal ferry service from the Battery Maritime Building, but it ceases at 5 p.m. on Fridays and 7 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays; thereafter the only ferries are operated by New York Water Taxi).

But it ceases to be legitimate if you then instead set the sort of quasi-defensive field you might require for a lead closer to 280 or 300 - and for much of Monday afternoon and evening, that is exactly what England did.

The unaffected leg — the left one — and the right leg above where he wished to have it amputated showed a normal response: the graph at first shot upward with each prick, but with further pricks it ceased to rise, then began to flatten out, indicating that Jamieson's nervous system was getting used to the stimulus.

Regarding this crisis, Freud noted that modern medicine studied in depth the nexus between the physical and the psychic but "in no case it ceased to present the psyche as commanded by, and dependent of, the corporal.