Sentence examples for this will cease from inspiring English sources

This will increase water supply to rivers and lakes in the short to medium term, but this will cease once these glaciers have melted.

During the second presentation of the training set, it is possible that individual patterns will change category membership, but this will cease in subsequent presentations.

LVCR means parcels valued at less than £15 sent from non-European Union countries to the UK are not charged VAT, which is currently set at 20%, but this will cease to apply to the Channel Islands from 1 April.

This will cease power to the water heater or the entire house, depending on which circuit/fuse you disable.

"If this bid isn't accepted by them then this club will cease to exist and I will have failed".

This is George W. Bush's war, and the carnage, destruction and terror of this conflict will cease only when a new president is elected.

The anti-slavery movement there, was not an anti-church movement, for the reason that the church took its full share in prosecuting that movement : and the anti-slavery movement in this country will cease to be an anti-church movement, when the church of this country shall assume a favorable, instead of a hostile position towards that movement.

Take the tiny village of Pike, southeast of Buffalo, which at the end of this month will cease to exist.

"We believe that such initiatives as this convoy will cease only when Israel's unlawful blockade on the Gaza Strip is lifted, as the situation in Gaza disturbs the conscience of all humanity," the official said.

For soccer fans, the game is probably inherently suspenseful; for the rest of us, suspense arises from our hope (expectation, anticipation) that this body will cease waiting (like us) and starting moving (like a star).

"Either the People's Party works together with us fairly or this coalition will cease to exist!", Mr Haider thundered.In truth the Freedomites are paying the price for switching from being a party of protest to a party of government in a coalition that blurs some of the differences between the two parties of the right.