Sentence examples for ceasing for a from inspiring English sources
In 1945, he led Labour to a stunning victory over Churchill, not ceasing for a moment in his admiration for his wartime role, nor ceding for a moment to what he perceived as his partner's reactionary vision.
The pope endorsed the bans in 1679, and transfusion all but ceased for a century.
All the talk of grand slams and world cups ceased for a minute before kick-off at Twickenham.
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.
What if all change, throughout the entire universe, completely ceased for a period of, say, one year?
At times the engines seemed to be operating normally but on at least one occasion all engine noise ceased for a brief time and then returned as a very loud, high-pitched noise.
In the 1870s, the construction of ironclads ceased for a while in France as the Jeune Ecole school of naval thought took prominence, suggesting that torpedo boats and unarmored cruisers would be the future of warships.
Relations between Wulfred and the new West Saxon rulers were cold, and coinage in Wulfred's name appears to have ceased for a time, though it had been restored before Wulfred's death in 832.
For other participants, hallucinations ceased for a period but returned with subsequent progression of their macular disease.
Signs of nociception would appear if the inhalation ceased for a relatively long time or the diethyl ether was exhausted.
