Sentence examples for subsiding from from inspiring English sources

Air rising from the canopy (w > 0) is warm and CO2-depleted, while air subsiding from aloft (w < 0) is cool and CO2-enriched.

Hence subsiding from 82 for two to 91 for eight and then 136 all out is a source of some concern for Gooch in his role as England's batting coach.

Her leitmotif is an arabesque stepped through into demi-plié, and in that repeated subsiding from taut verticality she describes the dashing of her love against the rocks of Pinkerton's heedlessness.

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

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.

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.

"No bank, no matter how smart it is, can compete with a bank that receives subsides from the government," he said.

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.

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.