Sentence examples for that has dissolved from inspiring English sources

Four years into another plan that has dissolved into a soap opera, that guiding philosophy is not much clearer.

At the novel's end, Perowne operates on the brain of a man who had threatened the lives of his family; Bach's "Goldberg Variations" plays in the operating theatre, producing a self-annihilating trance, a "dream of absorption that has dissolved all sense of time".

A passage in "Saturday" describing Perowne in the operating theatre could also serve as McEwan's testament to his love of sculpting prose: For the past two hours he's been in a dream of absorption that has dissolved all sense of time, and all awareness of the other parts of his life.

If historians want to understand the crisis that has dissolved the Labour party and our links to Europe, they should look first at the dogs that did not bark – the men and women who preferred to put tribal unity before the interests of their country, their party and their own integrity.

The carbonate precipitations created at locations such as the Atlantis Massif are fed by the CO2 that has dissolved in seawater from the atmosphere.

We therefore conclude that during the deposition time, gallium that has dissolved from the substrate mixes with indium metal droplet and the composition changes from pure indium to In x Ga1-x.

Many of the marriages that had dissolved were not marked by severe discord, she said.

"Unfortunately, Hitchcock will join a long list of furniture manufacturers that have dissolved over the past few years," Mr. Coleman said.

In 1997 members of a Christian Democratic group that had dissolved joined Fidesz in the National Assembly, enabling the joint group to form the largest bloc.

The dataset contains longitudinal information of the further family development until 2002 for all parental couples in an intact union, and until year of dissolution of union for parents that have dissolved their union prior to that date.

On July 10th Mr Morsi declared that the Brother-dominated parliament elected between November and February should be reinstated, in defiance of a court order, backed by the generals, that had dissolved the body a month earlier.