Ebbed In A Sentence

• The colour ebbed from her cheeks.
• The sea ebbed suddenly.
• Then the color ebbed back again as she restrained herself.
• Instantly the look of life ebbed from her face.
• But all the while her strength ebbed slowly away.
• The blood ebbed slowly from the weathered face.
• The surgery was all right enough, but life had ebbed away.
• After this the Chartist agitation ebbed away.
• The May afternoon ebbed away.
• Till, from the day, The rose-light ebbed away.
• Jimmy's spirits ebbed like mercury in a typhoon.
• She stopped, and as her passion ebbed she was afraid she had said too much.
• At this she caught her breath, the rosy flush ebbed and left her pale.
• Hour after hour passed in agony, while his life blood ebbed away.
• The tide ebbed back, and untroubled they made no effort to stop its ebbing.
• Before she had read the first line, every drop of blood ebbed from her face.
• The quaking earth did quake in rhyme, Seas ebbed and flowed in epic chime.
• Her remorse ebbed down--her pride and anger rose.

• His anger ebbed away as he realized that she had given him a clue in spite of herself.
• The colour had already ebbed from her face, which was a trifle more pallid than usual.
• The tide ebbed and flowed in the river here, on account of its being so near the sea.
• The excitement of the chase had ebbed away, leaving only the lifeless satisfaction of the reward.
• She came to the door, and there, as they paused to speak to her, her purpose ebbed again.
• From the fearful wound all the strength that had belonged to his brother Priamond ebbed away.
• The great conceit of my play which I have always had ebbed away little by little.
• Wave after wave of relationship had ebbed off, and I was left a mere hulk upon the strand.
• His first panic ebbed a little when he realized that it wasn't an animal that attacked him.
• The impulse which had brought her had ebbed away, and with the impulse had passed also the confidence and the energy of her resolve.
• And as he looked dully at her the colour ebbed away from her face, leaving it whiter than he had ever seen a living face.
• Those steamers, it seemed to me, had big bilge keels, for as the tide ebbed they did not heel over.
• But the fundamental American instincts were not in reality changed; they had only ebbed for the moment.
• Again the great church organ rolled out a mighty flood of melody, that ebbed and flowed on the frosty night air.
• He noted that the blood had ebbed from her lips, and that she was frightfully pale, but the eyes lifted to his glowed unnaturally.
• The wave of relief which swept over Roland ebbed sufficiently after an interval to enable him to think of some one but himself.
• A little wave of sympathy crept to his very feet, and then, finding itself unnoted, ebbed away again.
• Immediately afterwards, Nathanael's conversation likewise ebbed away into silence.
• It was after the hour of tea, and the crowd of visitors had ebbed away from the precincts of the Abbey before the tale was resumed.
• He walked swiftly down the stair and was quickly reabsorbed into the flood of comfortless clammy humanity which ebbed and flowed along the Strand.
• The wave had been frothing but shallow, and it ebbed away, leaving the English actress and her enterprise gasping for life.
• A wave of painful colour flooded her face, then ebbed away, leaving it curiously white and pinched-looking, but her eyes still met his bravely.

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