Sentence examples for when we cease from inspiring English sources
We sometimes live to three hundred years, but when we cease to exist here we only become the foam on the surface of the water, and we have not even a grave down here of those we love.
He demonstrates how much we can understand about human behaviour when we cease trying to analyse the behaviour of individuals and instead look to the impact of hundreds, thousands or millions of individual human decisions.
"We expect that total production will be in the neighborhood of 1,100 units when we cease operations at the Wilmington plant by the end of July," Jim Hopson, a Pontiac spokesman, wrote in an e-mail message.
Ball's book, published by Heinemann, invites us first to examine our own behaviour - how we vote, what we buy, where we live - then goes on to demonstrate the extent to which we can comprehend human actions when we cease to analyse the behaviour of individuals and look rather to the impact of hundreds, thousands or millions of human decisions.
We float when we stop trying to keep to one particular place in the water, when we cease trying to hold our position.
When we cease being afraid of being branded as "protectionist" or "against trade" then we can be as smart as the countries with which we compete.
The 1980s – also seen as a balefully pivotal period for Britain in his play The History Boys – are regarded in People as a turning point, the time when "we ceased to take things for granted and self-interest and self-servingness took over".
When we ceased treatment with obinutuzumab and gave the patient 0.8 g/kg IVIg, her symptoms rapidly improved.
"When did we cease being great?" "Don't you have to run for president to be part of a town hall?" "Why are you calling us a unit?" "All good questions," I responded.
Nor will there be any future when we shall cease to be".
Is Sander so rigorous in his disillusion as to suggest that, when our trade is finished, when we have ceased to be pastry-makers, bricklayers, barons, mothers, S.S. officers, high-school girls, and cellists, we dwindle to nothing more than matter, as chimney sweepers come to dust?
