Sentence examples similar to ceasing to shoot from inspiring English sources

Hell meant ceasing to hope.

They're ceasing to function.

Death, of ceasing to exist.

Ceasing to eat.

The film, directed by Conor Allyn, is rarely more than a few minutes away from a gun battle or a tedious chase, and soon you cease to care who is shooting at, or running from, whom or why.

After a little legal pressure and fevered controversy, Valve which gets a cut from skin sales on Steam decided to shoot out cease-and-desist letters to these unregulated gray markets and began instituting caps and time limits on trading to prevent its platform from being used for illegal gambling.

He has ceased to be the "cool" kid that shoots hoops; rather he is the clumsy nerd that no one picks or wants for their team.

Will the fare suddenly shoot up as the meter mysteriously ceases to function?

With the fall of Kisangani after less than 24 hours of shooting, the march on Kinshasa ceased to be a joke.

And it was shot through and through and tattered, but it never ceased to wave in the wind.

And once someone shoots a 63 on a course, like Greg Norman did [in 1994], people cease to complain about a course.