Sentence examples for cease for a from inspiring English sources

It is arguable that China needed a jolt to get it more involved in containing North Korea and that Pyongyang may cease, for a time, its provocative behaviour.

That Hopie and Lily produce their rugs entirely in one village means work might cease for a wedding; that they use natural dyes — including blacks derived from fermented jaggery and oxidized horseshoes — means tonal variation across the "hanks" of fiber.

Precisely at 5 30, the background music from the Duke Wind Ensemble will cease for a moment, an officer will lower the Duke flag from the pole in front of the White Lecture Hall, and the Trinity College Bell will ring out an end to the day and a new beginning for the Class of 2004". Long may Old Glory wave o'er Trinity! —Pyatt '81 is a University Archivist.

Feeding decreases considerably in quantity and frequency, and may for some farmers completely cease for a period before the rains.

Wells and coworkers [ 3] stated that, 'After any abdominal operation it is usual for intestinal movements to cease for a time and then to return gradually.

If this situation continues stocks will eventually be driven to such low population levels that fishing will probably cease for a very long time.

"Violence has to cease for an election to be conducted, otherwise that election will not be legitimate," he said.

The pope endorsed the bans in 1679, and transfusion all but ceased for a century.

These were temporary conditions which we were able to improve when the air raids ceased for a time.

All the talk of grand slams and world cups ceased for a minute before kick-off at Twickenham.

During this time Tolstoy wrote "Youth," "Two Hussars," "Albert," "Three Deaths," and "Family Happiness". His output then ceased for a time.