Sentence examples for dimming for from inspiring English sources
But hope was dimming for the submarine's 118 crew members.
After two weekends of play, prospects are dimming for Pixar's The Good Dinosaur.
Hopes were dimming for any crewmen who might be alive but running out of air in watertight cabins.
As the economy sputters, prospects are dimming for unemployed workers who were banking on a seasonal retail job to carry them through the holidays.
Hopes were dimming for 46 missing sailors, and the mystery of what caused their ship to break in half in a blast and sink Friday evening remained unresolved.
Prospects for a turnaround through the rest of the summer are dimming for reasons beyond the soft economy and $4-a-gallon 4-a-gallon 4-a-gallon gas
Both have enormous commercial power, a variable which death may have not dimmed for Winehouse.
Theater lights dimmed for Arthur Miller, Harold Pinter and August Wilson, not to mention Wendy Wasserstein, Horton Foote, David Merrick and both Comden Betty and Greenen (Adolph).
The Broadway League said the lights would be dimmed for one minute at 8pm.
Half the gym was full when the lights were dimmed for introductions.
A world, or at least a relationship, began to emerge — and then the lights dimmed for good.
