Sentence examples for when they cease from inspiring English sources

But when they cease to be so dependent and aren't looking at us anymore?

Each provides the other friendship, laughter and companionship, at least when they cease bickering.

"I think grid systems can become exciting when they cease to become entirely predictable and regular," he says.

Both sides are preparing for the time when they cease to be coalition partners and return to full-blooded competition for seats.

But his talent for producing the wrong sort of surprises must also be a strong candidate.A loya jirga, an assembly of some 2,500 Afghan elders, specially convened by Mr Karzai, has voted unanimously for a security pact that provides a legal basis for 8,000-12,000 andricaNATOd NATO forces to stay in Afghanistan after 2014, when they cease combat operations.

Looking back through this and many another well-bred complaint from the Victorian age onwards, Thompson noted a common assumption: "It is the business of the servant class to serve," and their "superiors will only notice their services when they cease".

The M.O. of that brilliant shrink was eating patients when they ceased to interest him.

The old gods, when they ceased to be taken as gods, might so easily have been suppressed as devils..

Many writers have confessed to feeling relieved when they ceased to create novels and shifted to impromptu sketches or desultory essays.

He said that human beings would become reasonable only when they ceased fearing one another, and that would happen only if they were more fearful of a powerful absolute sovereign who kept them all in check.

The first years of his reign were happy for France, and the people loved him, but even when they ceased to — blaming Pompadour for his gross neglect of their welfare — it was not because he had become a despot.