Sentence examples for ceasing to serve from inspiring English sources

Barry would best serve Washington by ceasing to serve it.

Pain exceeding the average period of healing of 2 to 3 months and ceasing to serve any apparent protective function is defined as chronic pain [ 5].

We remain loyal to political parties long after they have ceased to serve us.

Cardinal O'Connor never ceased to serve on Vatican commissions, sometimes traveling almost monthly to Rome.

It has been extended to cover so long a period that it has ceased to serve as an incentive.

What percentage of them ceased to serve as priests after, say, 1993 due to retirement, resignation, defrocking, imprisonment or death?

Obsolete provisions from as far back as the 13th century continue to survive long after they have ceased to serve any useful purpose.

The alliance the liar strikes with untruth is one of convenience, to be abandoned the moment it ceases to serve this goal.

It was the site of the Missouri constitutional convention (1820), but it ceased to serve as capital when statehood was attained (1821).

If the airlines ceased to serve their awful meals, they could use the monetary savings to give us enough elbow room to feed ourselves.

But it's past time that Palestinian failings cease to serve as an excuse for Israel's remorseless, cynical scattering of the Palestinian people into enclaves that make a farce of statehood.