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But his strength ebbed, his eyes glazed, and he knew nothing when the train was flagged and the two men threw him into the baggage car.

Now that youth has ebbed and I am stranded on the bank, I can hear the deep music of all things, and the sky opens to me its heart of stars.

No doubt, China amassed more power while American might ebbed over the last decade, and Beijing is now throwing its weight around.

Finance is not the only area in which Beijing's ability to launch a counter-cyclical economic stimulus has ebbed.

She was always there, a loving presence as his strength ebbed away, till he could no longer walk or even sit up without help.

But getting agreement on currencies, or any other issue that impinges on sovereignty, is tougher now the global financial crisis has ebbed.

All night long she sang, and the thorn went deeper and deeper into her breast, and her life-blood ebbed away from her.

The Treasury's promise to back the agencies supported their share prices for a time, but then confidence ebbed again.

The protests have ebbed due to a firmer approach by police, and moves by South Korea and the United States to amend the deal.

Centrist Republicans may calculate that it would be easier to wait four years, when the Tea Party's appeal may have ebbed.

But while the harsh words have ebbed in the news media, acid comments continued to pop up on prominent Web portals like Sohu.

The spirit of co-operation evident in late 2008, "so strong then, has ebbed away" , he said.

The excitement of her thoughts had abruptly ebbed, leaving her white and shaking.

The grip of his limbs tightened again, but the pain had ebbed away and the trembling had stopped, leaving him merely weak and cold.

Inflation having ebbed as a public concern, several cities decided it was safe to push for more expensive water.

Right or wrong, fears ebbed that banks would be forced to raise painful amounts of capital and dilute shareholders.

I've been taking photographs for over 15 years and in that time the desire to get out and take pictures has ebbed and flowed.

As the popularity of investing overseas rapidly ebbed, the yen may have appreciated far too quickly.

This debate ebbed and flowed during the seventies, as a series of shocks ran through the global.

The storm passed as his rage and pain ebbed, until only a deep, aching weariness remained.

Even as its popularity has ebbed, boxing flickers in the American consciousness.

Even though its influence has ebbed away in China, the organization is still using a number of methods to maintain its presence.

He couldn't see anything in the swirling mud and was carried half a mile inland, wedged against a tree when the waters ebbed.

My anxiety ebbed as I swapped my most toxic home products for more natural versions.

The tide of her confidence ebbed.

Demand for pork from migrant workers in big cities has ebbed as more country folk stayed home after the economic slowdown.

Supply worries have ebbed somewhat amid indications stocks remain healthy.

The nearly unbearable heat and humidity of the summer have ebbed; it's fresh and mild in the East.

With the economy suffering from declining oil prices, confidence has ebbed.

When the tide had ebbed away, they found the shells of many sea creatures were left on the sand.

Revenues have declined as travel has ebbed in the recession and cars have become more efficient.

Sea ice freezes and melts seasonally, but never had it ebbed to this small a patch.

Catholics and Jews once experienced discrimination that's ebbed with time.

They were hungry and thirsty, and their lives ebbed away.

Hope for peace ebbed and flowed all during the period of American neutrality.

Not until all emotion had ebbed would it have been possible.

The world had passed away from him, as his strength ebbed.

But market confidence in their judgments has ebbed.

In women, blood flow to the left amygdala ebbed and flowed along with other brain structures while the right amygdala did little.

1995 villa development heat ebbed, the overall development of the villa began downsizing .

Over geologic time, they have ebbed and flowed with natural climate cycles.

The tide ebbed away, leaving behind seaweed and debris.

When the tide had ebbed away, the shells were left on the sand.

I waded farther out as the tide ebbed.

When the tide ebbed, they scattered to pick sea shells.

A crab was left stranded on the beach when the tide ebbed.

Over the past 20 years, public confidence in the cops has ebbed.

His little girl's life ebbed away.

After 10 years the chemical tide has ebbed away.

The tide ebbed away.

Non-food inflation ebbed to 2. 7 per cent year-on-year from 2. 9 per cent.

Accelerate development of hyperplasia fishery technology, restore the piscatorial resource that already ebbed;

the degree of business concern with social responsibility issues has ebbed and flowed during the past thirty years

As I Ebbed with the Ocean of Life