Sentence examples for dissipated since from inspiring English sources
But his onetime lead in the polls there has dissipated since Mr. Romney won Michigan.
But the press has dissipated since the program ended in 2012 after a two-day stakeholder meeting.
The shock over how much money elite players make has gradually dissipated since salaries began soaring with the advent of free agency in the 1980s.
The soldiers blocking central streets have also dissipated since Monday, though small groups of soldiers still keep watch on corners and some barricades remain in place.
President Trump says the North Korean nuclear threat has dissipated since he signed a brief and vague joint statement with the country's leader, Kim Jong Un, on June 12.
"The Lecturer's Tale" is more grimly comic than Hynes's previous work, and it shows to what extent any sense of good-naturedness in the groves of academe has dissipated since, say, David Lodge stopped writing his academic comedies of manners.
The protests have since dissipated.
That widespread Islamophobia doesn't seem to have dissipated much since the height of the hothouse Republican primary season.
In addition, Leininger said, "it smelled of linseed oil," which would long since have dissipated.
The exhilaration has long since dissipated, Mr. Wang said.
The storm system has since dissipated, weakening over the Norwegian and Barents seas.
