ebb

The country's interest in its own history was at a low ebb.

How and why had he come to this low ebb?

By this time American air power was at a low ebb.

Did there ever come a time when the energy here was at a low ebb?

Local politics are at a very low ebb, I thought.

Even so, I was at a low ebb when he finally returned.

He was into the ebb and flow of the class.

Things were at a low ebb and I felt pretty desperate.

You know, in the early hours, when you're at low ebb.

The British cause seemed to be at a particularly low ebb.

But they turned to Davis, whose career was at an ebb.

He did not seem disturbed by the ebb of power.

The popularity of his party is at a low ebb.

The situation of the family was at its lowest ebb.

Then I felt the wave of heat ebb, and looked up.

"We have lost the first of the ebb," said the Director suddenly.

And I think we're dealing at it from a very low ebb here.

I want to weigh an hour before and we'll get the most out of the ebb.

The ebb and flow of people through the House had made it live.

The insurance business cycle is also at a low ebb.

When I'd washed up, the ebb was going strong again.

The next day, after trading again in the morning, we must get under way at the beginning of ebb.

My feeling of goodwill was at a very low ebb.

There has to be a certain ebb and flow to it.

Then they sit back to watch the ebb and flow of the market.

At last the water began to ebb, running back the other way.

He was not quite sure when the heat began to ebb.

But the energy seemed to ebb away after that, along with the color.

The heat and noise of my own life began to ebb.

What they thought was that the cold war would ebb and flow.

The power was in him still, though it had begun to ebb.

Until the schools are made decent, the middle class will continue to ebb away.

In time, he was sure, all these fears would ebb.

As the adrenaline started to ebb out of my system, that hit too.

"As their problems start to ebb a little bit, that is when you get big moves in the stock price."

After what seemed an eternity but was probably only a few minutes, the pain began to ebb.

As the pain began to ebb, he opened his eyes wider.

The violence associated with crack began to ebb in about 1991.

The color began to ebb out of his face.

He stood for a very long time, even after the tide reached high water and started to ebb.

Someday people will look back and say this could be the moment when his power begins to ebb.

The tide had gone slack now, would turn and ebb soon.

The feeling was intense, and with it my fear started to ebb slightly.

Clark's fury seemed to ebb when she was with her daughter.

Lucas felt the tension slowly ebb away into the night.

"If the city comes to a stop, the variables will ebb almost to nothing.

"Some of the extraordinary shifts we've seen in the last 10 years are beginning to ebb a bit," he said.

There is no sign that the flood of cash will ebb any time soon.

In his wake the whispering began to ebb and flow again.

The story then would not ebb and continue on in a sequential manner.