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A Tepco spokesman said the smoke seemed to be ebbing as of Tuesday evening local time, while the steam had become barely visible.

she stood over the body of the last to fall as he looked up at her , his strength ebbing out onto the floor.

While this view proved over optimistic , a few months ago it did seem as if the worst of the financial panic might be ebbing away .

She fought her way out of the watery grave, hanging on to the little girl in a death grip, and she felt her strength ebbing.

When my life was ebbing away, I remembered you, Lord, and my prayer rose to you, to your holy temple.

Feeling himself ebbing away, the old man knew that his days were numbered and called for a lawyer to make a will.

It goes like this: all trends ebb and flow, and the trend in business cant and gibberish has been flowing so long it is timeforsome ebbing.

was ebbing, and he couldn't remain on his feet more than six or seven hours a day.

The setting sun sliding down the glass faces of the great downtown skyscrapers marked the ebbing of the final hours.

It was a marvellous game of football, crackling with intensity from the first whistle, ebbing and flowing with attacking play.

so terrified by the extraordinary ebbing of the sea that they scurried to higher ground. . .

Hopes for the miners were ebbing as it could take three or four days to find them, said a report by China National Radio.

But as the Copenhagen climate talks suggested, and opinion polls have since confirmed, enthusiasm for tackling climate change is ebbing.

Those anxious that the rich world's economic power is ebbing might welcome a few emerging-market slip-ups.

The restoration of electricity at the plant, the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, stirred hopes that the crisis was ebbing.

They watched LONG. and wonderingly for him to come up, but not even a bubble rose on the quietly ebbing tide.

His memoirs (see article) argued that the disinflationary pressures of the past were ebbing and central bankers' jobs were becoming harder.

Instead we experience birth and death as the ebbing and flowing of chi or energy in a yearly cycle.

Nowhere else in Shanghai are the ebbing symbols of Western hegemony so deftly contrasted to monuments of China's growing clout.

Outsiders, especially Western democracies once so cocksure and outspoken on human rights, now fret that their power is ebbing eastward.

The financial deluge that broke over America has passed and the recession it caused, the worst since the 1930s, is ebbing.

Our people are ebbing away like a rapidly receding tide that will never return.

The carriage filled with peasants, ebbing and flowing at each station, the smell of garlic was overwhelming in the hot carriage.

But in recent decades farm states like Nebraska have seen a slow ebbing of their population and the influx of two new sorts of people.

In Europe, concerns over what lies on the balance-sheets of Deutsche and Barclays are ebbing but are not gone.

Their control over you is ebbing away, and there is no longer any way that they will regain it.

Now that capitalism's worst crisis since the 1930s is ebbing away, what about capitalism itself?

Many analysts believe the economy shrank in the first three months of this year and could still be ebbing now.

Practically every euro zone country is paying the price in higher interest costs and ebbing economic growth.

It is also why firms try to maintain lifetime employment in specialised high-tech sectors, though it is ebbing elsewhere in the economy.

With the dollar now showing signs of strength, and the fears of inflation ebbing, oil prices also should fall, they say.

Yet despite this apparent success, the risks of nuclear proliferation are not ebbing, but growing.

China's commitment to greenness appears to be ebbing.

As life is ebbing fast, the mind clings eagerly to hope, when it is not absolutely crushed by despair.

Back to its depths went the ebbing tide.

Indeed, Tuesday's worse-than-expected consumer confidence data in the US suggest optimism may now be ebbing away.

Growth in the global economy is falling rapidly, the banks have ceased to grant credit and confidence is ebbing.

And their crawl downward since then foreshadowed the gradual ebbing of Chinese growth.

Back, hack to its depths went the ebbing tide.

The ebbing of 2010's Republican tide is visible in a few races.

But Neumann saw some promising signs amid the gloom: inflation pressures are ebbing.

To balance the country's ebbing private demand, China is boosting bank lending and public spending.

June 13 (Bloomberg) -- After six decades of ever-expanding international commerce, the high tide of free trade is ebbing.

The old man felt life was ebbing away from him.

Outside we are calm , underneath the subterranean flow is turbulent when ebbing.

Loss of faith in the firms' equity is one thing, ebbing confidence in their vast pile of debt is altogether scarier.

Mr Ahmadinejad is fighting his corner with tenacity. But his support has been ebbing.

There are indications that his esoteric popularity may be ebbing.

Water supply from Himalayan glaciers is ebbing.

But the contribution of the stimulus is due to start ebbing in 2010.

i bubble into the ebbing bays, i babble on the pebble.

He remained popular but his prestige was ebbing.

Enthusiasm for stricter laws relating to the sale of firearms is also ebbing, falling from 78% in 1990 to 44% today.

The tide of post-Enron cases is ebbing.

Before ebbing away in July 2003, SARS had killed 774 people worldwide and infected a further 8, 000.

Her presence, her destiny, and her sympathy with mine press the last tears from my ebbing mind

Leaves at both sides get back to earth, as the river after tides ebbing away

The Ebbing Spirit of Internationalism and the International Monetary Fund

i bubble into the ebbing bays , i babble into the pebble

ebbing and flowing and pushed by a breeze

The first outflowing volume is 41% of total outflowing volume in ebbing tide;