Sentence examples for recede a bit from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, if other law enforcement agencies follow this lead, German shepherds will recede a bit from public view.

Those questions have not gone away, officials said, but they may recede a bit after Mr. Clinton's visit.

"The lake is slowly beginning to recede a bit," said Ernie Barnett, the interim executive director for the South Florida Water Management District.

If that happens, the health care law could recede a bit, becoming just one more in a series of important issues that will be debated by the candidates.

— THE NEW YORK TIMES The flooding in New York City's coastal and riverfront neighborhoods that accompanied this morning's high tides will recede a bit as the day wears on, but it is only a dress rehearsal for tonight's surge, the National Weather Service said.

AT LEAST the panic of the spring, when Greece was on the edge of default, has receded a bit.

It also recedes a bit from the book's early mania, though Smith's resolution of his internal conflicts starts to feel slightly pat.

The economy is booming, the United States is pre-eminent in the world, abortion appears to have receded a bit as a concern on both left and right.

As the trauma of Sept. 11 recedes a bit, though, advocates of identification cards are focused on standardizing driver's licenses rather than issuing new cards.

At the close, BHP had receded a bit to 21.40 Australian dollars, up 2.1percentt, while the ASX All Ordinaries Index fell more than 1percentt.

It is in this response I found a sense of purpose through Malcolm X. Cushioned by the increasing numbers of activists of the time the white racism receded a bit.