Sentence examples for cease to flow. from inspiring English sources

Food would cease to flow into the cities, water would cease to flow out of the taps.

The ocean is being fished out and despoiled, and its essential currents (tentatively mapped by early mariners) may cease to flow if global warming changes water temperatures.

It makes perfectly good sense: we call a body of water a river precisely because it consists of changing waters; if the waters should cease to flow it would not be a river, but a lake or a dry streambed.

God speed the day when human blood Shall cease to flow!

And water would cease to flow in a system that relies on powered pump stations, hindering firefighting efforts.

Credit, the lifeblood of capitalism, ceased to flow.

Since 1993, however, the once constantly flowing river has ceased to flow during the dry season.

The long-winded lady writes: During the recent heat wave, all air ceased to flow through the streets of New York City.

The sometimes mighty river has ceased to flow again this summer – an increasingly regular occurrence in these reaches of the Murray-Darling system.

In recent decades, the Yongding River in Beijing has ceased to flow due to the impact of climate and anthropogenic factors, which has led to severe environmental degradation.

He once compared habits to water which "hollows out for itself a channel, which grows broader and deeper; and, after having ceased to flow, it resumes, when it flows again, the path traced by itself before".