Sentence examples for were beginning to recede from inspiring English sources

The horrors of Texas and Mandeville were beginning to recede.

There have been no reported deaths from the floods, which were beginning to recede on Wednesday, and many parts of the city appeared untouched.

By early March the floods were beginning to recede again, leaving behind a deep layer of mud, ponds of contaminated water, and piles of rotten corpses.

The floods were beginning to recede by the time Eline arrived, and by the end of February 2000, the situation was considered the country's worst natural disaster in a century.

Although flood waters were beginning to recede across the country, more rainfall in parts of Northern India over the weekend continue to leave many villages stranded, with their road links either washed away or submerged.

Because the economy is stirring and terror fears are beginning to recede, "people are more likely to explore products and try different things, be more expressive," he said.

That's because he has used it not on his eyelashes, which are fairly lush, but on his hairline, which he noticed last year was beginning to recede.

They said he was only voicing a widely held view in the government at the time that inflation was beginning to recede.

By then the cold war had become the dominant political reality and the Nazi period was beginning to recede into the background.It was recalled to mind by the "Waldheim affair" in 1986.

His consultations about his batting with England's former coach Duncan Fletcher have passed off well, his achilles is pain free again after an operation and any sense of betrayal over his sacking as England captain is beginning to recede.

"What is important now is that we are able to get the aid quickly to people," Ms. Merkel said in Passau, in southeastern Germany, where water still filled the streets of the medieval Old Town, although it was beginning to recede.