Sentence examples for are dwindling down from inspiring English sources
By the time she concludes that "old age is a ticket to a whole other species," looking up the word species, the audience has every reason to feel that all our days are dwindling down to a pointless few.
As Market Watch reported, lemonade sales are dwindling, down about 24percentt from 2004, in part because consumers are more conscious about imbibing sugary drinks.
I look up what recipes I would like or something new I want to try, maybe something on Facebook that I want to try to make vegan, and by the time the end of the second week gets here, most of our groceries are dwindled down so I'll have black beans.
"It's an era that's dwindling down," Mr. Scaduto said.
She asked them, "What are your greatest regrets in life?" The number-one regret for these people, whose days were dwindling down, was that they did not have the courage to live the life that they wanted to live.
"Credit Card debt outstanding has been dwindling down on a year on year basis," said Jack Kleinhenz, the chief economist for the National Retail Federation.
The supply is being dwindled down by an aging workforce, forced retirement and a lack of education in the necessary skills.
An award that previously was only given to a UK writer has now been dwindled down to a three in thirteen chance.
Italy was one of the last holdouts for Symbian users — this time last year a full 20% of all smartphone buys were still Symbain devices in the country, although that's dwindled down to 5% this year.
Giraffe populations are dwindling.
