Sentence examples for stopped mourning from inspiring English sources

On January 10th, Bowie died, and we haven't stopped mourning or celebrating him since.

"It took about 18 months but I finally stopped mourning the place in the Lot and I've now got this house wrapped pretty tight around me," Ms. Lawrence said.

"It's hard to imagine unstoppable energy stopped," mourned Meryl Streep.

Why not stop mourning the past and enjoy it?

In was in that moment, Mr. Melcher recalled, that he decided to stop mourning the questionable fate of book publishing.

Dressed for a rockabilly funeral, in black with a mesh veil covering half of her face, Ms. Ortega looked as if she might never stop mourning.

Elizabeth is two months a widow; but more to the point, she won't stop mourning, even in the face of her family's financial ruin.

Family and friends seemed to stop mourning the passing of the sons as they began chanting for the return of the father.

When we embrace online collaboration as a powerful way of working in its own right, we'll stop mourning the end of the traditional office, and start tapping the potential of a 24/7, diverse, and flexible workplace.

A response which tells people to stop mourning their neighbour, or to stop worrying about the proliferation of explosions closer and closer to their own front door, is just about the least convincing way of trying to alter how people think about the world.

When she spies a punk-rock teenager cradling a disabled infant, Melanie realizes even the most unlikely character can be a "woman of grace". She finally stops mourning her marriage to Stephen, which was all about "waiting for him to return from work, or return my phone call or return to bed". Melanie falls in love with Andy, who has started to work small miracles with Daniel.