Sentence examples for was not abated from inspiring English sources

The protest bled into several neighboring blocks and was not abated until the riot police were called in.

The protest bled into several neighbouring blocks and was not abated until the riot police were called in.

This must be a very expensive way to fund training and the noise is not abated.

This terror is not abated by the knowledge that succeeding in university is as much dependant on study skills as intellect.

The sensuous roundness of the forms of the figures is not abated; but, in the design, great emphasis is laid upon horizontals and verticals and upon static, formal enclosures of repeated figures and gestures.

At next year's Olympics in Beijing, if pollution levels in that city are not abated to limits acceptable for the athletes, experts say, conditions for the marathon and other endurance events will be much worse than they were here Saturday.

Just when most astrologers were settling on a birth time of 8 28 to 9 A. M. for McCain, blurry documents appear on the Internet suggesting an "afternoon" birth with an unverifiable birth certificate bearing a time of 6 25 P. M. Most of the planet patterns noted thus far remain relatively constant and the projections of his continued skid are not abated.

Chiron's confusion and pain are not abated during the moments of love and affection shown to him by his drug-addled, narcissistic mother; her displays of maudlin tenderness, alternating with outbursts of incoherent rage, obscure her behind her own thick veil of confusion that puts Chiron at a cautious distance from her.

The global refugee crisis is not abating.

Drug consumption and availability are not abating, they are on the rise.

The SNP surge is not abating; the problems in Scottish Labour look ever worse.