Sentence examples for going to recede from inspiring English sources

"You tell yourself that the waters are going to recede, and when they don't one day you say maybe they will the next," he answered.

That awareness is not going to recede, especially when alternative options are increasingly viable.

Unlike floodwaters, the risk of historic storms isn't going to recede.

The only way that this distrust that's grown up around us – and it was here before Gamergate, which was merely an amplifier – is going to recede is to... Shit, I don't know.

As static swells, another audience member starts screaming: "You're going to fuck up your gums...your gums are going to recede!" I was a bit bewildered by the clip, but I didn't think much of it until the middle of last month, when THUMP's social media editor Danika Harrod sent me a message with a link to a GIF of a show by Japanese noise legend Merzbow.

"The waters are going to recede, there's no doubt about that.

This wave of wow is going to slowly recede and before we know it, we will be back in the mud fields of disillusionment and despair.

Long hair, short hair, messy hair — it's just going to keep receding.

"A matter of commerce," he said, "is not going to cause Jim Smith to recede into the shadows". Times staff writer August Brown contributed to this story.

"Maybe I spent most of my life receding from going to Israel, or my responsibility as a Jewish person... maybe this [retreat] was my way of protecting something my mother [a member of Hadassah, a Zionist organisation in America] spent her whole life trying to build".

Before going to the doctor, I will agonize over mythical diagnoses, but my fears recede once I'm there.