Sentence examples for when he ceases from inspiring English sources

What happens to a useful idiot when he ceases to be useful?

When he ceases to assert his autonomy, there is nothing left except to be Alonso Quixano the Good again, and no action remaining except to die.

Ms. Solnit suggests that Coleridge stopped writing blank verse when he ceased taking walks.

This was despite a long break when he ceased photographic production, having no major exhibition between 1967 and 1979.

But his presence was always an enlivening one, until the age of 86, when he ceased playing.

When he ceased managing money for outsiders, his returns were reported to have averaged 16% annually, six percentage points higher than the market.

And most people would accept the explanation if it were not for the evasions he deploys to avoid remembering when he ceased to fight for the fatherland.

John Quincy Adams was at home, a mile and a half north of the White House, when he ceased to be the President of the United States.

Aleksey Arakcheyev was for a time secretary of the committee, but he did not cease to be the strongest man in Russia under the tsar when he ceased to hold this formal office.

(Despite the awkwardness of the arrangement, Hughes remained loyal to Mason — "I want to be your spirit child forever," he wrote to her — and when he ceased to be a favorite, in 1930, he was devastated.

When he ceased campaigning in any meaningful sense, Gingrich said he hoped that there might still be a showdown if Romney fell short of the 1,144 majority of delegates needed in Tampa.