Sentence examples for ceasing to take from inspiring English sources
Venetian peace and neutrality meant defending the immediate interests of the nation but ceasing to take part in problems in which it was not directly concerned.
Kenwrick had prepared her way out of academia by gradually ceasing to take on new students or postdocs, but leaving behind her lab and a faculty position for good was not easy.
Silent Circle says it had been considering a more conservative slow shut-down of Silent Mail or ceasing to take on new customers, but was inspired to shut down by Lavabit.
Students who became inactive in the class during the course of the semester, either by formally withdrawing or by ceasing to take exams, were not included in this analysis.
If switching to a new medication or ceasing to take it is an option, it's something to consider.
This resulted in her ceasing to take the herb: "People said on the radio that 'If you take this herb, you will die from cancer.
As far as my beliefs are concerned, I have long ceased to take things for granted.
"The BBC never ceases to take any opportunity of putting forward anti-South African propaganda," he told Parliament.
Mr. Lee Crandall, General Curator of the Bronx Zoo, gets a number of telephone calls, reporting the presence of these strangers, and has ceased to take these conmunications lightly.
By November last year she had ceased to take heroin as a result of the considerable treatment and counselling that she had received.
