Sentence examples for receded around from inspiring English sources

Is it like an electric current, switched on when an object is sighted and switched off when the object has receded around the corner?

Scots may suffer from afternoon gloom, but at least it's Scottish gloom, Mrs. Kaka said recently, her words seeming to fade as the feeble midafternoon light (it was not yet 3 p.m). receded around her, like color being leeched from a painting.

The waves from the 20 July 2017 Bodrum Kos tsunami first receded around 5 min after the earthquake and then the first elevation wave arrived 12 13 min after the earthquake causing 60 m of inundation from the shoreline (Yalçıner et al. 2017).

The road then descended to swamp, with water oaks draped in Spanish moss, and switch cane, and spreading palmettos, and avenues of ochre muck receding around the buttresses of cypress trees.

Cities sprout and recede around his time-travel contraption as it moves through the ages; one gawker says this glass globe with brass knobs and pipes probably makes quite a cappuccino.

Around this time, an oral surgeon told me that, if I kept throwing up my food, he would refuse to perform the several rounds of surgery I needed to replace the bone I had shattered in my upper jaw, and the gum that had started to recede around it, which was needed to anchor the implant that would replace the tooth I had lost.

Even as the flooding from Hurricane Harvey recedes around most of Houston, some neighborhoods are still taking on water, including the Westchester neighborhood situated along the Buffalo Bayou.

Westchester — Even as the flooding from Hurricane Harvey recedes around most of Houston, some neighborhoods are still taking on water, including the Westchester neighborhood situated along the Buffalo Bayou.

If you notice new boulders that seem to be getting bigger each year, the soil might be receding around them.[11].[11]

During the 1970s and 80s, Western Australia had a modest bream catch of around 26 tonnes per year, a figure which rocketed to 103.9 tonnes in the 1992/3 season before receding to around 28 tonnes per year since 2000.

But after those problems receded, investors around the world lost interest in gold because inflation was tamed and stock markets generated consistent gains.