Sentence examples for hanging ceased from inspiring English sources
In Britain, it took a further century before hanging ceased altogether.
This afternoon, along bustling Salah-a-Din Street, the Palestinian commercial center of East Jerusalem, no one was hanging on the scheduled cease-fire announcement.
With the cease-fire hanging more tenuously every day, administration officials said they were afraid that one more terrorist incident by the Palestinians would lead to heavy Israeli military retaliation and a situation that would be incredibly difficult to bring back under control.
The first three involve adding elements to a nuclear agreement that have nothing to do with nuclear issues: end threats against Israel, stop terrorism, cease stoning of women and hanging of gays.
The hanging question: will zoos end up being precious islands of life forms that have ceased to exist elsewhere?
With HTS fully in control, analysts and Western diplomats say the area's cease-fire is hanging in the balance.
At one point, Nolan thinks: "We maintain narratives, however false, to survive". "Journeyman" profoundly traces the cost of hanging on to those narratives long after they've ceased to be beneficial.
Indeed, the cease-fire seemed to be hanging by a thread Thursday.
The latest reliable report of a living dodo is dated 1688, but, as Hume sadly wrote in a recent paper, it had likely ceased to breed long before then, "with the last aged survivors hanging on in just a few remote places".
