Sentence examples for slow ebb from inspiring English sources

She likes to sit there, for some variety in the slow ebb and flow of her life.

Mr Abe knows that if he continues to balk at structural reform, Japan will go back to being a once-great economy condemned to a slow ebb.

After the terror came the news blackout, the power blackout, and the continuing slow ebb of hope for a speedy recovery in this neck of the Jersey woods.

But in recent decades farm states like Nebraska have seen a slow ebbing of their population and the influx of two new sorts of people.

Since the beginning of the Primaries in 2015, we have seen a slow ebbing away at the moral fabric.

She does this by detecting the subtle sabotaging dialogs, thoughts and actions that contribute to the slow ebbing away of their power.

But public resentment will be slow to ebb.

Applications are slowing – but they ebb and flow with wars, since only extreme conditions eject people from their homelands.

MUMBAI — The Indian central bank cut its benchmark interest rate Friday for the third time since January as growth slowed and inflation ebbed, but it disappointed markets by saying that there was little room to ease monetary policy further.

Norway may have the answer with its latest slow TV instalment: watching the ebb and flow of the sea, for 12 hours, without interruption.

The slow-motion melodies and arrangements crest and ebb, coalescing in close-harmony choruses and easing apart, with each song emerging as a series of casual incidents.