Sentence examples for steam has gone from inspiring English sources

Even advocates of the ban concede that some of the steam has gone out of the issue since conservatives hit on it in 1995 as a way to open a new front in the abortion wars.

PARIS — The steam has gone out of the euro crisis for now, but many of the deeper structural problems of the euro zone remain, and several changes meant to address them will be the subject of the next European Union summit meeting in Brussels on Thursday and Friday.

To prevent the custard from curdling, keep the heat low and as it starts to thicken remove from the heat, pour into a chilled bowl over ice or in a sink of cold water and beat firmly and continuously until most of the steam has gone and the custard is smooth.

The steam had gone out of Mardi Gras by the time the parade reached the El Alamein fountain in Kings Cross.

With much of the steam having gone out of Wall Street in the winter and spring, Mr. Greenspan hardly mentioned the stock market, which he had singled out early this year as a prime source of the imbalances in the economy that could lead to higher inflation.

Once we got to the moon and got back, somehow the steam had gone out of it".

"Cyclic steaming has gone on in the state without a regulatory framework around those wells," DOGGR chief Steve Bohlen said in an interview.

In recent years, the project has gone full steam, rehabilitating clinics and hospitals, and providing them with basic equipment, medication and training for medical staff.

He has gone long stretches eating nothing each day but a can of tuna fish and steamed rice.

Steam may have gone the way of, well, steam.

If the fruit is steaming, you've gone too far and boiled away some of the juice.