Sentence examples for and dwindled to a from inspiring English sources

And the Marlins made six errors and added a wild pitch and a passed ball before a crowd that started at 25,666 and dwindled to a fraction of that after midnight.

Deer, one of the major hosts for black-legged ticks, were overhunted and dwindled to a few small, scattered populations.

Any word which covers everything loses its cutting edge and dwindles to an empty sound.

Thereafter it never regained its former glory and dwindled to the status of a village.

For many years afterward most of the city was a heap of rubble, and its population dwindled to a fraction of what it had once been.

By the 1970s Dominicans were nearly as numerous in the majors as Puerto Ricans, and Cubans had dwindled to a very few because Cuba remained closed.

In fact, Ms. Olin's conversation picked up speed as the evening hurtled toward midnight and the steak dwindled to a pile of bones.

Such a cushion should shield the market from the wild excesses of the 2003-8 period, when prices rose as demand expanded, supplies fell, and spare capacity dwindled to a precariously slim level of well under two million barrels per day.

The dozens of trains that once rumbled by each day, carrying both ore and passengers, have dwindled to a handful each week.

The Egyptian, Lebanese, and Syrian communities have dwindled to a few dozen, and Jews are almost gone entirely from Libya and Algeria.

The episode also offered a window on the desperate measures North Korea is taking to keep hard currency and goods flowing at a time when its ships are tracked everywhere, old customers like Syria and Iran are facing sanctions and scrutiny of their own, and its partners have dwindled to a few outliers.