Sentence examples for finally dissipate from inspiring English sources

George Steinbrenner was clutching a metal railing with both hands in the auxiliary press box yesterday, waiting for the tension of another Yankee-Red Sox game to finally dissipate.

"True Detective" has some tangy dialogue ("You are the Michael Jordan of being a son of a bitch") and it can whip up an ominous atmosphere, rippling with hints of psychedelia, but these strengths finally dissipate, because it's so solipsistically focussed on the phony duet.

Critics of Adria's style -- and there were plenty -- hoped that the nearly global obsession with Adria's "kitchen chemistry" style of cooking might finally dissipate.

But what will happen once Ebola does finally dissipate?

The hype surrounding Weiner was distracting from a discussion of serious issues, said officials with the campaign of candidate John Liu. "Hopefully, the Weiner-media circus will finally dissipate and we can focus on schools, jobs, public safety and our vision for New York," according to a statement from the city comptroller's campaign.

After clearing Florida, it finally dissipated over the Atlantic.

Risso, the nervousness of the week finally dissipating, stood in the throng with a beatific grin.

It appeared that allegations of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia had finally dissipated.

It was late, about 10 30, and the strong heat of the day had finally dissipated.

Kariya's symptoms finally dissipated in May, when the best N.H.L. teams were in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

When the concert ends and the spirited applause finally dissipates, Mr. Poggi explains the homage from the opening song.