recede造句

Eventually the danger began to recede.

His hair is beginning to recede from his forehead.

The company decided to recede from a bargain.

Once the waters recede, some of the changes are obvious: uprooted trees, damaged property, wrecked roads.

The water took so long to recede, the trees became covered in a cocoon of spiderwebs.

Though high prices may persist for several more years, the danger of disruption will recede.

These guidelines win him the favor of the gods, allowing him to rule Mesopotamia once the flood waters recede.

Cool colors work best for backgrounds as they appear to recede away from us into the background.

Government will swell, freedom will recede and the great American tradition of self-reliance will wither a little.

Now that the water is beginning to recede, the question is how do we help with the recovery?

While it has been firm so far this year, he argues it will fall noticeably later this year as residual seasonal factors recede.

Afghanistan may, or may not, recede in importance after 2014, when America is due to cut the number of soldiers it has in the region.

"Animals will be displaced for so long that, when the water does recede, it will take a while to get back to their original habitats," he said.

Since the total interest costs would fall because of low rates on the eurobonds, the pressure on their budgets would recede.

In addition to livestock, wild animals such as snakes and deer have been heading for higher ground-and they may not have suitable places to return to as floodwaters recede.

If the tide of the financial crisis has indeed turned, when the waters recede they will reveal a global landscape in which Asia, though damaged, will look more solid than the west.

Floodwaters had begun to recede along the Indus river by late September, although high waters remained in a massive floodwater lake west of the Indus, terminating in Manchhar lake.