Sentence examples for ebbing from from inspiring English sources

As Manhattan cleaned up its act in the 1990s, the wildness began ebbing from the Chelsea.

It was gradual, like the tide ebbing from a long, sloping beach.

With urgency ebbing from the space race, awkward questions about Operation Paperclip were resurfacing.

But she hangs on to the cord, life ebbing from her, awaiting the embrace of compassion, the reception of grace.

It had to do with his blackness – "come thick night" – the sense of something once strong ebbing from him, the dignity of his defeatedness.

But Mr. Sang-ngag says good karma, or spiritual energy, is ebbing from the earth, and the garden will help enhance it.

Finally, the life ebbed from Mr. Hadayet, who died on the floor.

Then you see the triumph ebb from his face, and you feel his raised arms growing heavier and heavier.

As industrial supremacy began to ebb from the Old World to the New, so too did the lead in palaeontological research.

According to JPMorgan's calculations, the year-on-year decline in industrial profits has ebbed from a dreadful 37% in February to a still awful 21% in June.

After the adrenalized scenes leading to King's death, energy slowly ebbs from the narrative as one skims through the requisite scenes of mourning and speeches.