Sentence examples for ceased putting from inspiring English sources
The magazine arrives after The Journal's publisher, Dow Jones & Company, ceased putting out a printed edition of Smart Money.
More tabloid fodder, meanwhile, had just landed on the Drudge Report: First Capital Command, a big prison gang, let it be known that it planned to initiate a "World Cup of Terror" for tourists, unless the authorities ceased putting gang leaders in solitary confinement, in preparation for the June games.
Instead, societies needed to cease putting "private wealth above public wealth" to tackle the problem effectively, he said.
In addition, Begin agreed that Israel would cease putting settlements in the occupied territories until a final agreement was reached on how to fulfill the Camp David pledges.
One would think that Putin might realize that the old way of handling Ukraine has reached a point of diminishing returns: perhaps it would be wiser, at this point, to cease putting Russia's chips on Ukrainian thugs.
But though Shardlake has repeatedly vowed to cease putting himself in danger, he can't resist the commission to trace the whereabouts of a secret, potentially heretical manuscript that has been stolen from the queen's bedchamber.
And, having decided this, he took the only logical step available to him: he ceased to put his name to anything anymore.
In sum, there is little reason to think that America's feasible long-term growth rate has risen appreciably.Nor has fast growth ceased to put pressure on product and labour markets.
(Have you noticed, incidentally, that the Labour press office has ceased to put out frequent updates on how many people are joining the party and how the total membership is almost as high as it was under Blair? The latest figures, from 8 October, are here).
This includes the idea of eventually ceasing to put out a print paper altogether.
Their leaves will turn a sickly yellow, they will cease to put out new leaves and their roots, shocked by the cold soil, will not grow until the heat comes.
