As the evening wore on, one ceased to notice.
That is, if one ceases to exist by turning into a nonperson, one retains a quasi-property right to control the resulting nonperson, presumably in much the same way that, when one ceases to exist by turning into a corpse, one has a quasi-property right to control the resulting corpse.
At T1, 40 out of 43 (93%) nonchemotherapy patients had started endocrine therapy; 36 received tamoxifen and four anastrozole (one went on to have goserelin injections, six switched endocrine treatment during the study and one ceased endocrine treatment) and between T1 and T2 assessments, 36 out of 43 (84%) had completed a course of radiotherapy.
But in Belgium one ceases to wonder about such things.
Where does one cease and the other begin ?
Around the time of the groping-in-the-mums one ceased hearing the name Milly, ditto Carol Meninger, ditto Evelyn Whoever.
If almost every performance receives one, then it ceases to be a meaningful compliment -- and actors who don't get one cease to be able to console themselves.
The salute of 21 guns began and as the vibration of the last one ceased the crowd cried: "The torch!" At the east end of the stadium one saw an athlete in white holding aloft the torch.
Where Orwell is wrong is in his assumption that religion and the devotional are not subjects of serious consideration: that once a majority of the population ceased to believe in the immortality of the soul in any deep-seated and rational way our posthumous fate, our concern that there might be one ceased to be worthy of adult attention.
He seemed unperturbed almost from start to finish, and dozed off at one point during the testimony, much of which was rather technical, since rarely has a court gone more thoroughly into the intricacies of what makes an airplane work, and what might make one cease to.
