Sentence examples for subsides from from inspiring English sources

Writer spoke with Miss Sills, who suggested subsides from the gov't., such as the Paris Opera received last year from the French gov't.

He says Mr. Obama should have heeded advice of commanders and waited until the end of the year, after fighting subsides from the cold weather.

As the heat of the Texan evening subsides from unbearable to merely stifling, a young woman in towering heels strolls past with a piglet on a leash.

The volcanic island eventually subsides from view, leaving a reef whose uppermost part is like a saucer whose rim reaches up to sea level and whose deeper central area is a lagoon.

Moreover, this is a battle over a small amount of real estate that produces a diminishing number of fish for a handful of companies who, despite massive subsides from both the E.U. and their own states, are not even profitable — all the while destroying countless organisms that represent the library of life on Earth.

I wanted to be free to fly to wherever they were, and to demand of them, why did you kill me?" This uncut rage subsides from view as the novel spirals further from the actual events ― a former female protester, now working at a publisher, recalls those horrible days from a relatively peaceful time.

I'm in my 40s now, and the memories and the anxiety have subsided from their daily regularity.

While the river Seine has now subsided from danger levels, it remains high due to the wettest spring in the Paris region since records began 150 years ago.

Later, he explained the appeal of zen meditation: "After a while, the activity of thinking, that interior chatter, begins to subside from time to time.

The tourists subsided from 209-5 to 227 all-out and when their last man McKay was bowled there were still 10 balls of the innings remaining.

After all, eight years should be long enough for the pain to subside from the not-so-funny episode that happened here in 2003.