Примери за ebbed

• When their cause ebbed, as it must, the crusaders resorted to ' storm ' and ' machinery ' to reclaim attention.

• Membership and commitment ebbed and flowed as the levels of risk and political popularity rose and fell.

• Despite the acceleration of neo-liberal policies, urban mass protests ebbed noticeably during the 1990s.

• The crowd had already thinned and the throbbing excitement had considerably ebbed.

• During the last few decades of the 20th century when the science of medicine reached new heights, the role and authority of physicians has ebbed.

• Criticism, of course, ebbed and flowed as the correspondent sensed success or failure.

• Individuals gripped in passion's vice could do little to regulate the emotion and had to wait until it ebbed.

• With respect to participation, for example, we observed that the advantage of middle-class identification ebbed as members of the parental generation moved into retirement.

• They must have thought that somehow or other the miners' fighting spirit had ebbed away, but the strike is now on.

• The advantages which we once enjoyed in supplying shipping services have long since ebbed away and our fleet has shrunk accordingly.

• I think it behoves us to look at the reasons why that mutual confidence has ebbed away in the intervening 30 years.

• The tide of battle has ebbed and flowed with varying success to either side.

• We shall help to raise expectations which, fortunately, have ebbed over the past two years.

• I appreciate that the outbreaks of whooping cough have ebbed and flowed over the years.

• Moreover, the very fact that the old industries have ebbed away has caused the means for carrying them on to be woefully neglected.