Sentence examples for steadily ended from inspiring English sources

Originally a farmer from rural Sinaloa, he began working for the Juarez cartel in the 1980s and gradually accumulated power over the next two decades, forming his own organization and staying on top while his rivals and partners steadily ended up dead or behind bars, including the infamous El Chapo, who was arrested February 22 in Mazatlán, a Sinaloa beach town. .

The first episode of "Blue" in early June drew a million views — perhaps helped by Ms. Stiles's lengthy appearance in a skimpy bra and panties — after which the audience steadily declined, ending at 103,000 for the last episode.

Namibian wickets fell steadily, but Nicolaas Scholtz ended 31 not out.

Investment has steadily risen since the recession ended, but not as vigorously as profits.

Critics of the plan, who fought against it when Mr. Bush unveiled it in November, said it is too soon to claim victory, and said the affirmative action program he ended was already steadily improving minority enrollment.

However, only the service sector has grown steadily since the 2008-09 rendedion ended, while the UK's manufacturing sector had previously continued to contract.

The eruption rate diminished steadily, though, and on 5 June 1967, the eruption ended.

It fell steadily to a 38.8 rating by 9 45, when the game ended.

Blockbuster's salad days ended in 2002, and the stock has slid steadily since then.

This brief connection ended in a second bitter quarrel, and thereafter Du Bois moved steadily leftward politically.

But when riffs break out on the vibraphone, the frenetic energy and intensity of the music grow steadily, until the work ends in a whirling rush.