Sentence examples for lessened to a from inspiring English sources
The terror lessened to a milder sense of dread.
On Mount Hamilton, when the grade lessened to a mere 4percentt, it felt almost like riding on flat ground.
Pilgrim felt his feet transparent on the deck, a sailor treading uplands sixty fathoms back; saw nettled deer tracks pooling, inch by sodden inch, into a whaler's channel; inlands islanded and highlands turned to shipping hazards, fellsides lessened to a knuckled string; the sly brine loosing peat from longbones, locking snails into the bedrock.
The University of Wisconsin, Michigan State University, Washington University in St . Louisand the University of Connecticut have stopped sending students there, with UConn citing a State Department travel advisory (which has been lessened to a travel alert) urging Americans to avoid all demonstrations in Egypt.
Eventually he teamed up with other college graduates, Joe Oeschger and Stan Baumgartner and the hazing lessened to a degree.
African oil already provides 15% of American imports; that is likely to rise to 25% by 2015, lessening to a degree dependence on supplies from the troubled Persian Gulf.In this section Solving GE's big problem All over?
Regardless of what life throws at you, be it illness, heartbreak or death, you have to brave it and just carry on; bearing the burden until it lessens to a metaphorically speaking grain of sand.
The system later struck Hainan Island with winds of 85 km/h (50 mph) before lessening to a tropical depression.
We included some participants whose literacy difficulties had recently lessened to some extent as a result of their participation in adult learning.
Unfortunately, at this point, the intensity of the emissions lessens to a degree that the polarization analysis cannot be properly visualized.
The explicitly religious aspect of Scheler's socio-political thought lessens to a degree in the latter stages of his thought, but he never abandons the idea of solidarity as the basis for a more just and peaceful future, a future where the people collectively and in solidarity take up the task of transforming the world in which we live.
