Sentence examples for dimming fortunes from inspiring English sources
The dimming fortunes of the industry have implications far beyond the rarefied world of hedge funds.
In the roistering Rooster of Jez Butterworth's elegiac play about the dimming fortunes of an England in decline — the lone London import on my list — he gave one of the great performances of the year, finding the spiritual beauty in a study in willful dissipation.
But Republicans said Mr. Bush's policies would show results in time to allow the president and his party to avoid the fate that befell his father, whose political fortunes dimmed as the unemployment rate rose throughout the first half of 1992.
The stars' fortunes dimmed, too.
Long before its fortunes dimmed with the oil spill gushing into the Gulf of Mexico, BP was embattled in Russia as the Kremlin wanted more control and a larger share of the profit from oil and natural gas extraction on its territory.
Whenever fortune dims our virtue, we Find strength and light in our adversity; When good luck tricks us with its lying face, Ill fortune culls out flatterers we face And helps to make our own self-knowledge clear.
9 13am: lights are dimming.
Things Go Better Dimming.
Dimming techniques are described, including triac dimming.
Start dimming the lights.
