Sentence examples for quickly receding from inspiring English sources

The folk traditions he shows — the climax of "Ghost Town" is a ritual, torch-lighted chasing away of demons — seem at once durable and vulnerable, perched between a quickly receding past and an unknowable future.

One need only track the past month's series of outrages, each quickly receding into the distance, to recall that he has done not one but almost innumerable things that in any previous election would have been, quaint word, "disqualifying".

The estimated number of civilians inside Mosul has fluctuated between 1 million and 2 million people, making it by far the largest city under Isis control and a key flank of the group's self-proclaimed but quickly receding caliphate.

But after five weeks of violence in which at least 183 people have been killed, most of them Arabs, and with Mr. Clinton's clout quickly receding, the prospects for talks before Mr. Clinton leaves office on Jan . 20appeared limited.

But victories for him in Minnesota or Missouri — especially if he wins both — would at once raise new concerns about Mr. Romney's appeal to working-class voters and make Mr. Gingrich's victory in South Carolina appear to be a one-off event that is quickly receding in the rear-view mirror.

Additionally, with sea ice quickly receding, more and more territory will come up for grabs.

But they quickly recede, and become neutralized as standard features.

In "Zodiac," every time a piece of evidence trembles into view, it quickly recedes again.

The door shut, and the volunteer's footsteps quickly receded in the corridor.

It quickly recedes, and the sky becomes a slate gray slab.

The specific, and polarizing, language of racial justice quickly receded from the conversation.