Sentence examples for much subsided from inspiring English sources

Play had resumed, but the wind had not much subsided.

Although much subsided land can be reclaimed using Yellow River sediment with the technology used in this demonstration site, and it may be a solution to solve the conflict between large human population and land shortage in long term, but it still has many disadvantages.

Reyes, his leg taped below his knee, said the pain had not subsided much since Sunday.

But much of that doubt subsided with time.

Over the years, rumors about Mr. Eagleton's health surfaced quietly and subsided without much consequence.

Though there was some deep-rooted resentment on both sides, Firefighter Ehlberg said, much of it has subsided since Sept. 11, 2001.

There was particular anger among the villagers that the bombing came after, they say, the Taliban had already left at dusk, and the fighting had subsided, so much so that men had gone to evening prayers at 7 p.m. and returned and were sitting down with their families for dinner.

In Victoria, wild winds and warm weather that wreaked havoc have subsided, providing a much needed reprieve for emergency crews.

After 1306 the invasions subsided, probably as much because of an intensification of internal Mongal rivalries as of the lack of their success in India.

The fervor has subsided, and this much has become clear: Beckham is not soccer's savior, but rather a Moses figure who may not be playing when soccer reaches its ultimate destination.

His refusal to pull his punches (most notable in Flashman's all-too-plausible 19th-century racism and dishonourable treatment of ladies) led initially to negative criticism from some quarters, but much of this has now subsided, critics having largely come round to the idea that this robust honesty is one of Fraser's greatest strengths.