Sentence examples for to recede for from inspiring English sources

Water is not expected to recede for 24-48 hours.

Once inside, they are with their mothers and the reality of prison walls seems to recede for a few hours.

"I find myself placed in a situation not to be able to recede for the present," he told Washington.

But the flooding in Legend Lane is not expected to recede for another two or three weeks, and there was more to save.

Thorne – currently riding high in the West End and the bestseller charts as the writer of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child – has written National Treasure, a kind of fictional history as the Yewtree panic begins to recede, for the general public at least, into memory.

"We don't expect the waters to recede for another couple of weeks," she continued.

However, Newton's laws do support a distinction between inertial and non-inertial motion in that they predict, in non-inertial frames, the appearance of so-called "fictitious forces," for instance, centrifugal forces in rotating frames, resulting in a tendency for bodies to recede from the axis of rotation.

Countless makeshift shelters crowd the railroad tracks, full of families trying to eke out an existence while they wait for the flood waters to recede, and for the chance to rebuild their lives.

During a cold, you might help to minimize the impacts by consuming a half a clove of garlic or two garlic capsules or tablets every two hours.[6] Symptoms of a cold have been shown to recede faster for those taking garlic over those who do not.[7].

Though consumer prices stayed elevated last month, there were signs that inflation has started to recede, welcome news for the Federal Reserve as it tries to avert a prolonged recession while keeping prices in check.

It had been thought that glaciers in the region had to recede in order for humans to be able to reach the Pucuncho basin.