Sentence examples for recede back from inspiring English sources

Away from the court, the New York Knicks forward Kevin Séraphin's (kslife13) life seems to involve moving between lots of different houses, most of which are empty and dark, and playing FIFA with groups of young men, who usually appear out of nowhere, glumly paw at their consoles for an hour or two, then recede back into the darkness once the game is over.

The residual dislocation lies on the basal-prismatic facet and thus remains glissile should the twin boundary move forward or recede back.

The shoes in the foreground belong so integrally to their background that they can even appear to recede back into it.

Rinspeed has fitted the Presto with devices to prevent harm to passengers during "expansion," but we wonder what happens in a rear-end collision will the Presto recede back into two-seater status?

One of the most impressive things we happened upon at CES this year was the Tactus keyboard, a special fluid-filled layer that could be baked into a tablet or smartphone to provide users with a physical keyboard that could recede back into the screen when it wasn't needed.

We are slowly but steadily withdrawing the all important "consent of the governed" and demanding that our political leaders recede back to the representative status envisioned by the Constitution, and by Thomas Paine's Common Sense and by the Declaration of Independence.

He remembered nothing of the mysterious realm he kept receding back into.

When their curiosity was sated they receded back into the deep, and us to a bit of sandy beach, muck boots splashing lightly in the icy water.

International news receded back over the horizon and the scene before our eyes seemed to grow in vividness, beauty, and importance.

"Once there's nothing new happening," Mr. Poltrack said, "the trend is that the news viewing recedes back to its normal levels".

Following a global outbreak of handwringing as the scale of the match fixing issues in football and cricket became clear amid a blizzard of headlines, integrity issues appear to have receded back down the priority list.