Meanings of cease as in English

The Southern aristocracy must triumph or cease as an aristocracy to exist.

The bedlam did not cease as we stopt before a brightly-lit open doorway.

The French Republic will cease as quickly as it has come into being.

The bedlam did not cease as we stopped before a wide, brightly-lit open doorway.

And theft will never cease as long as there is profit to be had.

Mr Obama said "most" combat operations would cease as US troops adopted their new mission.

The truth is that the prayer of petition ought instantly to cease as infantine, irrational, and irreverent.

All voluntary effort should cease as the contraction wears away, for straining between the contractions can accomplish nothing.

She felt the staccato rhythm of the wolf-creature's breathing hesitate and cease as its body slumped onto her feet.

But Peachie felt when he left it would be better the connection should cease as far as visiting went.

There is yet another kind of tears arising from but small sources, which flow easily and cease as easily.

They cease as daybreak approaches.

The architecture, stern and grand, strikes the beholder at a distance, and his admiration will not cease as he approaches.

Reading of the character that we have here called preliminary should not cease as the other historical studies are taken up.

The duration of the treatment will depend upon the patient; it should always cease as soon as she begins to feel tired.

The Wellbeing Foundation said the practice should cease as research indicates it is an ineffective means of treating commonly occurring mental illnesses.