Sentence examples for that will cease from inspiring English sources

Maybe the scariest realisation is that if we continue the way we are going, it is not our planet that will cease to exist but us.

But we ought to be looking for smarter investments that go beyond paying for jobs that will cease once the government money stops flowing.

Vote Leave Watch said that the government could preserve workers' rights by passing legislation to replace EU laws, such as the working time directive, that will cease to apply to the UK upon Brexit.

He said his drama "didn't particularly work, it wasn't a huge success, and when they privatise Channel 4 this is exactly the sort of risk-taking that will cease to exist.

With the Greeks, on the other hand, the contract is seen as a sort of way station on the route to negotiation that will cease only when the work is completed.

As of Wednesday morning in the US, it appears that the Democratic candidate Conor Lamb has won a narrow victory in a red district that will cease to exist soon because of a court-ordered redrawing of Pennsylvania districts.

But that does not mean that we will cease to protect the rights of the unborn.

On October 27, 2014, the league announced that Chivas USA will cease operations, and that the successor Los Angeles club will begin play in 2017 under a new ownership group.

He can do that by unilaterally declaring that he will cease all deportations (except for those of real criminals) until Congress passes new immigration legislation.

And how are we to believe that if we elect you back to power that you will cease to make war on our country?

Cameron wants to get elected so badly that he's had to make the extreme statement, that Ofcom will cease to exist as we know it!?