Sentence examples for which will cease from inspiring English sources

And now a moment for The Sporting News, which will cease publishing its regular editions on paper at the end of this month.

The findings are significant in the light of the phasing out of the default retirement age, which will cease to exist in October.

I recommend you take out the earphones or pull back the glass, and yield to their song, which will cease in a few weeks.

Because the longer the contest drags on, the shorter the time the winner will serve the 27th District, which will cease to exist in its current form in 2013.

In contrast to the UK policy on onshore windfarms, which will cease to be subsidised by the Government next year, wind power has a strong backing from the Danish government.

Climate change matters are overseen by the House Energy and Commerce Committee, as well as the Natural Resources Committee; the select committee did not pass legislation but did hold hearings, which will cease in the new Congress.

In reality, every part of government is thinking about budget cuts, talking to other parts of the public sector about budget cuts or explaining which services will cease because of budget cuts.

Declaimed he: "The expansion of your company has brought it to a point beyond which it will cease to be even a big Small Business and become a small Big Business. . . .

Climate change is entering a decisive stage at which it will cease to be a slight inconvenience and become rather a life-and-death struggle for survival.

Now, Logitech CEO Guerrino De Luca is singing a decidedly different tune and offered a stark assessment of the failure of both the Revue, which Logitech will cease producing after barely a year, and Google TV.

NHS Direct used to be paid more than £20 per call when it ran the old 0845 number, which will officially cease in March.