Sentence examples for recede by from inspiring English sources
The river had already begun to recede by Thursday afternoon, though it was expected to stay high for several days.
On Friday, Obama appointed an Ebola tsar, a title that suggests a contagious disease can be instructed to recede by imperial fiat.
In a news conference the mayor said rain was the tapering off in the city and the storm surge was expected to recede by midnight.
The level of Ontario Lacus, the largest lake in the southern hemisphere of this Saturnian moon, has fallen by some 15 feet over the last four years, causing its shore to recede by as much as 6 miles in some places.
Lake Waters Recede By The New York Times CHANGSHA, China, Aug. 25 -- Waters in swollen Dongting Lake in central China began a slow decline today, and hundreds of thousands of villagers who live in low-lying areas, behind protective dikes, remained safe.
The euro zone will shrink by 0.5%, and the U.S. by 0.7% next year, while Britain, one of the most profoundly affected, will recede by 1.3%.
Europe receded, by choice and otherwise.
In 1997, it receded by another thirty-three feet, and in 1998 by ninety-eight feet.
In general, the boom in publishing that occurred in the aftermath of Franco's death had receded by the early 21st century.
But if they are receding by, say, October, voters could approach Election Day reassured about the future.
By Alex Ross July 27, 2017 The opera-queen stereotype — a pre-Stonewall relic — had receded by the seventies and eighties.
