Sentence examples for do cease from inspiring English sources

"They do cease to be functional," Mr. McKinney said, "and some people will resist sleep".

"All right, all right, all right — that's what we need to do: cease fire," said one man who walked past the prayer group.

Who will follow in the footsteps of Zadie Smith, Alex Ross, Dinaw Mengestu and 2014's winner, Colin Barrett? 200th anniversary of publication of Jane Austen's fourth novel, Emma (1815): "Silly things do cease to be silly if they are done by sensible people in an impudent way".

Jerome's comment that synteresis (alternatively, synderesis) is never extinguished in human beings and his remarks elsewhere to the effect that wicked people do cease to have any conscience led Lombard and subsequent thinkers to distinguish synderesis from conscience.

How much more quickly do Cease & Desist letters for putting up a fake PayPal logo go out than for impersonating a Facebook Page?

Nevertheless, it was feared that even if all poaching did cease, the threat to the tiger would not disappear.

The ECJ ruled that the European directive governing Ormazábal's rights did cease to govern her residence in the UK.

So if, in 1963, sex did cease to be quite so clandestine a pleasure — especially for unmarried females — that was, in part, her doing.

But money payments were to cease -- and did cease -- as soon as job projects could be organized.

In what world does ceasing to cede ground already too generously given translate into fanaticism?

What he did ceased to be a public gesture, but became instead intensely private.