Sentence examples for had receded far enough from inspiring English sources
The plan was to deploy it only after the orbiter had receded far enough from the sun — because it, too, had originally been designed to operate in the bitter-cold temperatures of the outer solar system.
In addition, by 1949 the impure ancestors of the American bloodlines had receded far back in most horses' ancestry.
Does this mean that the threat to established giants from emerging-market giants has receded?Far from it.
Rather than capitalizing on his brother's fame, Jeb Bush has receded far more than is typical for a new governor of a big state.
But they must marshal those resources discreetly and recede far enough into the background to let their heirs prove their own mettle.
But on Sunday night, the Environmental Protection Agency said in a statement that the waters had receded enough that the agency had begun putting boats in the river.
By that time, Kiedis's cast had receded down to the elbow and he felt well enough to play.
The flood waters had receded a little on Wednesday but still lapped dangerously over surrounding roadways and had a strong enough current to sweep people away, Tobin said.
In this Washington bubble, reality had receded.
It had receded in my interior life.
When they woke up, the water had receded a bit.
