Sentence examples for having dissipated from inspiring English sources
In 1744, having dissipated his inheritance, he turned to the theatre.
The psychedelic era having dissipated entirely, Leary turned to futurism, advocating space migration and personal computing.
With 91 condos complete, and the early burst of sales having dissipated as the market cooled, Westminster is looking to sell its interest in finishing that project.
"With these factors having dissipated, we expect the hard data to bounce back in the next few months and the payrolls figures to also recover.
My holiday spirit having dissipated, I called my wife in Brooklyn and talked about what we should tell our two young daughters, both of whom attend local schools.
Gerard gave generously to the monasteries of his diocese; the medieval chronicler Hugh the Chantor stated that Thomas II, Gerard's successor, accused Gerard of having dissipated the diocese's endowment.
Her desire had dissipated.
"The anger has dissipated somewhat.
Sam's oiliness had dissipated.
