Sentence examples for receding with from inspiring English sources

But over the last few months those hopes appear to be receding with a reshaping of global coal markets.

Inside Europe the political earthquake is receding, with the installation of a new UK prime minister who, ostensibly, did not want to leave the EU.

Still, as he spoke, I pictured the tsunami — not just coming in but receding, with the terrifying detritus of an entire city smashing around inside it.

His already slim chances of playing any role in the forthcoming Ashes Tests were receding with each passing innings he played.

Hopes that economic growth will soon revive in Japan are receding, with new statistics showing the nation's trade surplus contracting sharply and the government poised to conclude that the country will fall far short of its previous 1.7percentt growth forecast for the year.

Before Swann removed Thilan Samaraweera for 47 and Suraj Randiv for a duck two balls later, the chances of England forcing a victory on the final day to level the series had been receding with the hosts appearing relatively untroubled.

Even grief recedes with time and grace.

That problem, however, will probably recede with time.

He noted that "even grief recedes with time and grace".

But his desire to return to Peru receded with the fever.

Over the years she watched the island grow and recede with storms and changing seasons.