Sentence examples for ebb off from inspiring English sources
Ms. Ziemba, unlike Mr. Gaines, had worked with Ms. Stroman on several other shows, from the Kander and Ebb Off Broadway revue "And the World Goes 'Round" to "Crazy for You" on Broadway, and her knowledge of dance proved as essential to "Contact" as was Mr. Gaines's peripheral experience of it.
Both meals sampled here began brilliantly, ebbed off to main-course mediocrity and crashed at their conclusion.
''When credit is sparse and confidence is at a low ebb, off-plan concepts are not popular,'' he said.
This berimbau will also host the person who is expected to sing the most amount of songs that talk about the game in progress and to lead the cascade of syncopation the weaves in and out of the beat for all the musicians to ebb and play off of.
But for the first time since the insurgency against the Americans took off, the tide, which may quickly ebb, is flowing in the direction of the new order.
As for the show's creator, he usually starts to back off once he sees his power ebb.
While girls' interest ebbs over time, the largest drop-off happens during the teenage years.
Wariness may begin to ebb.
At various points in the discussion, he called baseball's off-season a "fluid" and "dynamic environment" with "its own tempo," inside of which a club's intentions could "ebb and flow".
