Sentence examples for dim soon from inspiring English sources

The whir of generators could be heard throughout the city, a sound not expected to dim soon as crews work to restore power.

Its glow dimmed soon after it was announced, perhaps because opinion polls - which in those far-off days, people believed - suggested it wasn't popular with voters.

The underside of the piano glowed gold as the lights dimmed, and soon six dancers entered for the first part of "Dark Theater," called "Cinema".

Hounslow deputy council leader Colin Ellar said that he personally "quite liked" the lights but supported having them dimmed as soon as possible.

But everyone knew his mind would soon dim.

The crosshatched beams soon dim, followed by a large plasma screen cycling through images of Prince.

Stalin's literary light, never much bright, would soon dim considerably.

That means that a street lantern can switch on and off depending on how busy the street is: if nobody is there, they dim, but as soon as a car, bike or pedestrian approaches, they turn themselves on and accompany the vehicle or person on his way.

Fortunately for him, whether its sports commentating, reality TV or even modeling, Beckham's star status is unlikely to dim any time soon.

Intermission is almost over, the lights will soon dim and it will soon be time for him to hit center stage.

"I've got big dreams," she said, though her smile soon dimmed.