Sentence examples for ceases the only from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's a curious loophole of the Laotian late-night laws, or simply an obsession with everything tenpin, but after the bars shut and the evening marketplace ceases, the only place to be in this town of pagodas and perplexing temple complexes is the bowling alley.

NEW ORLEANS - When the storm finally passes and the wind ceases to blow, the only evidence of property damage for many blocks around us is in our front yard.

Jurisdiction is power to declare the law, and when it ceases to exist, the only function remaining to the court is that of announcing the fact and dismissing the cause.” Ex parte McCardle, 7 Wall.

And until a new idea creates some drama in the hills and plains -- until chemical excitement ceases to be the only kind that these forgotten kids have access to -- the combination will produce the same results as it did for me and my friends.

According to Russell, "the view out front ceases to be the only one, and our person is suddenly adrift, fragmented, and subject to strange mutation".

That mood of feckless extravagance was out-of-step with Britain in the early Sixties, where wartime austerity measures and rationing had barely ceased (the latter only ended in 1954).

Ballarat's Chinatown was demolished, the regional Chinese communities moved into Melbourne and the Goldfields Leagues ceased to exist, the only legacy being the nickname of the Golden Point Football Club, the "Rice Eaters".

Or at least it was until the cookie ceased to be the only kind of data that a server could ask a browser to store on its behalf.Newer and niftier caching methods can store vastly more information, and bake it into the browser for good.

After the Suez Canal opened in 1869, Lebanon and Syria ceased to be the only crossroads of trade; the silk industry which had traded with Europe suddenly found itself in competition with Japanese and Chinese silk, and the economy went into further decline.

He then went on at length to condemn the British government, the "imbecile and tyrannical rulers" of Ireland, until he was interrupted by the judge, who appealed to him to cease his remarks: "The only effect of your observations must be to tell against you with those who have to consider the sentence.

But the only cease-fire I can see that will not amount to an ephemeral piece of paper is one based on a rough balance of forces.