Sentence examples for dissipating before from inspiring English sources

Frequently, outbreaks have very short durations, with symptoms dissipating before investigators arrive on the scene.

Static electricity slips off the core's three ridges, dissipating before enough accumulates to create a spark.

IDEALLY, a visitor seeking out the gardens of the Big Island would start with the volcano, for that is where all the elements originate -- soil, topography, even weather, with clouds dumping rain on the volcano's windward side and dissipating before they reach the lee.

In mid-September, Tropical Depression Six formed west of Africa, and tracked west-northwest, dissipating before reaching the Leeward Islands on September 20.

Our chills dissipated before we remembered that she was not, in fact, Detective Olivia Benson.

Those good intentions do not dissipate before shoppers reach the tills.

It could be an argument any couple might have, one that would flare up and dissipate before morning.

The large wakes produced by the intermediate speeds would travel along the river channels and largely dissipate before reaching shore.

Somehow, in the end, the pressure has always dissipated before the point of catastrophe, and that could happen now too.

"The excitement of a storm would dissipate before it got to us," he said, "and I would be so disappointed".

Wide lanes make a pool faster, because each swimmer's wake dissipates before it can enter the next lane and create resistance for another swimmer.