Sentence examples for may cease to from inspiring English sources

Say you read Keats's sonnet "When I have fears that I may cease to be" backward.

Within a year, it is claimed, Colombia may cease to be an important source of drugs.

One day, Labour may indeed have had its last chance, and may cease to count.

"It's almost heartbreaking to think it may cease to be," she said.

Eventually, the fixed glass touchscreens of today may cease to exist.

He had written his first Shakespearean sonnet, "When I have Fears that I May Cease to Be," in January 1818.

In the longer term, perhaps in a decade from now, Old Master paintings may cease to be a major area of the art market.

The more pixels there are—and they are usually counted in the millions the better the picture.That may cease to be the case.

"You have a group of people striking on the island who are blissfully unaware that the whole operation may cease to exist," the official said.

The quantity will not be there and at that point the auction system may cease to handle Impressionist and Modern art.

But that may cease to be the case if the Pacific Alliance backs its promising brand by strengthening its political identity.