Sentence examples for expect to recede from inspiring English sources

It's a fevered monotone that you expect to recede into nothingness, as if Mary were perpetually trying to erase herself from existence.

Water is not expected to recede for 24-48 hours.

But the flooding in Legend Lane is not expected to recede for another two or three weeks, and there was more to save.

In a news conference the mayor said rain was the tapering off in the city and the storm surge was expected to recede by midnight.

While the water was expected to recede here, it may take days, perhaps weeks, and that is if it does not rain.

Xinjiang was the scene, last year, of deadly clashes between local Muslim Uighurs and Han Chinese.Floodwaters in Pakistan now cover more than a fifth of the country, with the waters not expected to recede until the end of August.

The National Weather Service had a flood warning in effect through Friday afternoon for the nearby Blanchard River, which had risen nearly seven feet above normal but was expected to recede starting Friday, the Weather Service said.

Dungy has frequently said that when he retired it would be for good, and he is expected to recede into a quieter life with his family in Florida and work with a prison ministry.

A1 Party Could Lose Dominance The Republican Party's dominance in Arizona is expected to recede in Arizona after November, and with primaries scheduled for tomorrow, three major races -- those for governor and the two new House seats -- could go a long way toward determining how much.

By 2050, much of the farmland where Arabica beans are produced, represented in light blue, is expected to recede.

Glaciers are also expected to recede due to a decreased buildup of snowpack and higher overall temperatures.