Sentence examples for completely receded from inspiring English sources

Without the release of the Nintendo Entertainment System NESS), the video game market in North America could have completely receded (whew!).

On Krumholt's street, the floodwaters hadn't completely receded.

Sylvia Plath, who died 50 years ago this week, founded a style of feminist poetry that has almost completely receded.

Initially I feared that my vocabulary had completely receded into the realms of cliché, and it wouldn't be long before the only word I was capable of saying out loud was "banger".

When parked, the outside door handles completely recede into the body.

All this history completely recedes from consciousness once you walk inside and observe water gushing down from a giant blue striped lampshade suspended over the reception desk.

Although she has a prominent place in the narratives of the Nativity and the Passion of Christ, Mary completely recedes behind the figure of Jesus, who stands in the centre of all four Gospels.

Only when retailers and consumers both flood the Internet in significant proportion, will Black Friday completely recede into memory as a physical retail anachronism.

New Market was inundated with as much as 80 feet of water during the disaster, which did not completely recede until more than six months later.

Not to expect too much from them, but I wonder if they (in tandem with HBO) might consider a similar project about World War I before it completely recedes from memory.

Now that they have so thoroughly covered World War II with Band of Brothers and The Pacific, I'd like to see executive producers Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman develop a similar epic about World War I before it completely recedes from memory.