Sentence examples for declined into a from inspiring English sources

Jaded, beset by financial worries, their marriage has declined into a state of loveless habit.

The once-elegant terraces and squares had declined into a wilderness of rooming houses and were threatened with demolition.

"This has declined into a squabble over semantics," said John Connor, chief executive of the Climate Institute.

It was built as a grand apartment house in 1881 but had declined — into a haven for artists, actors and musicians, but also for drug users and prostitutes.

Mark Prior's career declined into a mind-numbing succession of towel drills and simulated games after his breakout 18-victory season in 2003.

The investment is considered a huge boost for a port area that had declined into a wasteland and a city with one of the UK's highest unemployment rates.

It is declining into a sort of primitivism, a debate over what is inherently unknown.

He recalled watching it decline into "a ghost town" by 1980.

Toronto and other Canadian cities have allowed the homeless and affordable-housing situation to decline into a deplorable state.

"It's a very good sign that we are not declining into a longer recession," said Jürgen Matthes, senior economist at the Cologne Institute for Economic Research.

After that, the great speeches decline into a handful of brilliantly ironic remarks, and the battle-making became more dubious, to American eyes, anyway.