Sentence examples for subside on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Polzin said demand in South Florida began to subside on Friday.

Waves of bodies crash and subside on the stage, now uncluttered, save mainly for the light stanchions that create roving spotlights.

Still, as flooding begins to subside on the Passaic, Raritan and other New Jersey rivers, it's an issue that, like the flooding, never goes away for long.

But even as the disease seemed to subside on its own, several hundred people who received shots contracted a kind of paralysis.

That being the case, it seemed likely that interest in immigration, authorised or otherwise, might naturally subside on both sides of the aisle.What's changed, of course, is that Republicans got a wake-up call in the elections.

Tzipi Livni, co-leader of the Zionist Union party and a former peace negotiator and foreign minister,, said: "The terror wave will not subside on its own, the Biden visit is an opportunity to lower the flames".

The bank has subsided on one side, revealing a small curved cliff of chalk and stone.

The crux of the global credit crisis banks' fears about lending money to one another appeared to be subsiding on Monday, as the London interbank offered rate eased from its record high rates at the end of last week.

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Fifth-placed South Africa play West Indies in Sydney on Friday, but the manner in which they subsided on a blameless surface cast doubts on their tag as one of the pre-tournament favourites.

The slum is home to around 2,500 people and is one of the poorest in the area, with the average resident subsiding on around $156 £1000) a month.