Sentence examples for life ceases from inspiring English sources

Boys have to grow up or life ceases.

For a diarist life ceases to be an indistinct blur.

From his observation that organic bodies decompose rapidly after life ceases, while inorganic bodies remain chemically stable, he concluded that the strong corruptibility of organic matter must result from its material nature (that is, chemical composition) and that there was an immaterial reason that kept a living body from its natural decomposition.

From this point on, medicine can put an end to suffering by the use of neuromuscular blockade, but in so doing life ceases at the same time.

After Dorothy's wedding much of the documentation of Olivia's life ceases.

Living with dysfunction starts when your life, or another person's life, ceases to operate normally or properly.

Here life ceased to obstruct or assault him.

Life ceased publication largely because the costs of preparing, printing, and mailing each issue outstripped its revenues from advertising.

When I picked up my first Hilary Mantel – A Place of Greater Safety – I couldn't put the damn thing down and my life ceased entirely until I'd turned the last tear-stained page.

Today they are empty -- market life ceased there a decade ago -- but denizens hope for their rebirth and, should that come to pass, Le Boulingrin will be there, unchanged, to receive them.

Their traditional life ceased to exist as a living reality over much of the southwestern, southeastern, and middle-eastern areas of the continent, though continuities with the past have remained important in the values and modes of behaviour surrounding kinship and social relations, and at the turn of the 21st century there was a strong emphasis on cultural revival.