Sentence examples for ceased abruptly from inspiring English sources

Alekhine preferred to play Botvinnik, but negotiations for that ceased abruptly in September 1939.

In what may be another sign, Castro's published "Reflections" ceased abruptly in June.

Saint Laurent's youth, his mother told Benaïm, "ceased abruptly in 1958," when the embalming fluid of celebrity started flowing in his veins.

Kloester said: "There is no record of a response … but Georgette later noted that 'the horrible copies of my books ceased abruptly'".

The urgent onward flow of her days ceased abruptly; the sensation was as if something — her soul — had floated to the front of her forehead, while she sank down, breathing differently, vastly.

Newspaper articles about the annual June 15 memorial services ceased abruptly in 1914 and did not reappear until 1920, by which time the Triangle fire was fast achieving iconic status as the city's, and even America's, most memorable blaze.

Yes, the subway, the lifeblood of the city, can be made to cease abruptly.

The celebrations cease abruptly with the entry of Scarpia, his henchman Spoletta and several police agents.

Among the aromatic compounds, salicyl aldehyde was emitted almost from the onset of herbivory in substantial rates, both day and night, ceasing abruptly after herbivore removal.

As a rule, the hemorrhage ceases abruptly, the blood and fluid are absorbed within a few days, and the part is restored to normal.

Testosterone production and spermatogenesis decrease very slowly in older men in contrast to women, whose ovarian function ceases abruptly at the time of menopause.