subside

As they subsided, she turned her head my way again.

Soon, however, they had subsided nearly to their former dead level.

The river subsided the last full day of our stay.

He said last week that the feeling had not subsided.

The section in front of him subsided into the water.

Though his pain had subsided, he still felt far from strong.

He subsided after that, and sat down by his father.

I continued to move in and out of her as she subsided.

This effect is expected to have subsided within 30 years.

In the last year and a half, American officials say the violence has subsided.

The first officer gave her a black look and subsided.

He subsided rather more easily than one might have expected.

Now all he needed was for the river to subside.

For the first time in 12 days the violence began to subside.

In the couple of hours after it happened, the pain subsided a little bit.

But when these were spent, the noise had not subsided.

I hope, however, that even after the party politics has subsided, we will remember three things.

After what seemed like a long time, the pain began to subside.

She started to object to the early hour, then subsided.

After five months, the pain subsided, and so did the fear.

But such feelings have subsided during the last two years, he said.

Rather the hurt subsided, and she seemed to take leave of her body.

At last the pressure subsided and she could think of walking again.

I had to close my eyes for a long time before the pain would subside.

She closed her eyes for a moment until the pain subsided.