Sentence examples for dissipates the time from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Frankie dissipates the time of day and night with his three pals, similarly slim and twitchy-muscled, playing handball in the park, puffing smoke rings in a storefront vaping parlor, and taking whatever drugs they can get hold of (in part, through Frankie's munificence, thanks to his access to his moribund father's pain medication).

The so-called hangover cure from Hell via Trinidad ($5.75), an appetizer with hot sausage and roasted habaneros, can make your head burst, but the pain usually dissipates by the time your entree is served.

"It all dissipated the first time I played my violin in the Tank," she said.

But Edward Chodorov's screen play dissipates the freighted tension every time and "Undercurrent" invariably flows off into creaky conveniences.On the stage at the Capitol are Frankie Carle and his orchestra, Val Setz and the Slate Brothers, with Fay Carroll.

Most of the thunderstorm activity dissipated by the time the depression moved ashore on September 30; the next day, Olivia dissipated near the border of Baja California and Baja California Sur.

True, the appearance that Cheney was running things was already dissipating by the time I sat down with him.

There is also concern that the credit crunch might have dissipated by the time Moore gets his movie into cinemas.

The group had dissipated by the time a body-bag was removed from the house later in the evening.

The reservoir of anger that propelled Mr. Martinez through the writing process had dissipated by the time he finished the book.

And as I'm sure everyone here does, I worry because we Princeton students have not reached a point where the misunderstandings we entered with are dissipating by the time we leave.

The design phase would take so long that the decision to make the submarine in Adelaide would be "meaningless", because the workforce would have "dissipated" by the time it came to be built.