1The tension was starting to ebb out of her face and neck.
2But this tide will not ebb out for you to-night.
3Jack saw the danger ebb out of the group.
4She could feel the courage ebb out of her.
5The color began to ebb out of his face.
6Pressed against him, responsive to his touch, she felt the cold ebb out of the night, and a warmth come over her.
7The light had finished ebbing out of the world; not a glimmer.
8It is as if the light were ebbing out of the world.
9Tension ebbed out of him like air out of an overinflated balloon.
10It had ebbed out of her, leaving in its place a cold panic.
11Paul felt himself blush, felt his wit ebbing out of him.
12The great tide of her trouble had long ago ebbed out of her sight.
13Carroll was getting dangerously cold, and he felt the power ebbing out of him.
14Half of your life has ebbed out, and yet your life-work remains undone, untouched.
15The color ebbed out of the florid face of Wally.
16We waited long, watching the river sink lower and lower as the tide ebbed out.
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