Sentence examples for receded on from inspiring English sources

Futures prices receded on the news.Another reason to think a shock is unlikely is the possibility that Saudi Arabia may yet have something up its sleeve.

Washington, once eager to bolster the presence of big Western oil companies as a way to trim the power of Russia, has receded on that front, too.

The Democratic wave that washed across Illinois two years ago receded on Tuesday, with voters narrowly electing a Republican to the Senate seat vacated by President Obama and at least three Republicans to House seats currently held by Democrats.

Russia could still face a ban from next year's Rio 2016 Olympics although the threat receded on Wednesday when IOC president Thomas Bach admitted the organisation lacked the power to bar the country.

Flood waters in many areas had briefly receded on Tuesday following fair, sunny weather, but with scattered overnight showers and predictions of more flash flooding, officials and forecasters are warning residents to stay off the roads and remain vigilant.

As the waters receded on Monday, Lancashire and Cumbria began to count the cost of the damage caused by Storm Desmond, which tore through the region at the weekend.

The red lights recede on one side of the road while the yellow ones shine towards you on the other, the reflections of both dancing in the dark glass in front of you.

The doubt all over Wall Street engendered by all the so-called Macro Risk worries of the last two years seem to be receding on the commercial front but the one area where we'd concur is on a deteriorating military market.

There have been no reported deaths from the floods, which were beginning to recede on Wednesday, and many parts of the city appeared untouched.

Worries about Greece's public finances seemed to recede on January 25th when it raised €8 billion ($11 billion) in an issue of five-year bonds.

NASHVILLE — The rain-swollen Cumberland River began to recede on Tuesday after flooding parts of Nashville and surrounding communities with torrents of muddy water.