Sentence examples for ceasing to read from inspiring English sources

These include gardening, ceasing to read newspapers or watch telly, and embracing a fatalistic theology.

He never ceased to read and to learn.

Now I began to hurry home so I could read unmenaced by growling cars, but I couldn't cease to read.

He had ceased to understand.

The work of Piatt and her ilk fell out of print and all but ceased to be read.

In his latest novel, Elizabeth Costello, a clear-eyed Australian acidly tells the eponymous heroine: 'The books which you honour [with prizes] will cease to be read and eventually cease to be remembered.

Ptolemy built on the work of his predecessors notably Hipparchus but his work was so successful that it made older works of planetary astronomy superfluous, and they ceased to be read and copied.

Cease thou to read, and I resign my breath; Cease thou to read, and that will be my death Similarly, Carter's Symphonia dissolves into thin air in its final moments, but its experience will live on with you if you go on the epic, always-changing journey of the spirit and imagination that defines the piece.

Hell meant ceasing to hope.

They're ceasing to function.

Death, of ceasing to exist.