Sentence examples for time to cease from inspiring English sources
"In short, we should like, at the same time, to cease being guilty and yet not to make the effort of cleansing ourselves".
It is time to cease defending the racially biased stop-and-frisk practices of the city's Police Department and to consider other proven crime-fighting approaches.
When the national catchphrase is about knowing nothing about anything, there is at least one certainty: it's time to cease giving this preacher of hate a mainstream platform.
Is Britain's approach the right one?In this section Renewing America Chronicle of a death foretold Long past time to cease fire Accelerating downhill Buddy, can you insure a loan?
Less of Mr Bush's Manichaean arrogance would be welcome.In this section Renewing America Chronicle of a death foretold Long past time to cease fire Accelerating downhill Buddy, can you insure a loan?
But is it a crime?Jan 15th 2009 The Gaza war: Long past time to cease fireJan 15th 2009 The war in the Gaza Strip: The outlines of a settlementJan 15th 2009There were signs that this effort was bearing fruit.
The government had ordered the Times to cease publication of its excerpts from the papers on national-security grounds.
She had been undergoing chemotherapy but said the time had come to "cease and desist" against the terminal illness.
"I sat down with Michael and Professor Stebbing and announced: 'The time has come to cease and desist.
The holy month of Ramadan, the Koran's time for fighting to cease, is less than two weeks off.
He says flatly that northerners fought for the Union, and it is time for historians to cease flinching in embarrassment at that proposition.
