Sentence examples for dimming over from inspiring English sources

KABUL, Afghanistan — The prospects for a long-term American strategic partnership with Afghanistan appeared to be dimming over the weekend, as negotiations foundered despite a new American willingness to move up the transfer of detention centers to the Afghans to as soon as six months from now, Afghan and American officials said.

Granted, their vision has dimmed over time.

His star has dimmed over the last year, however, as the investigation hung over his head.

For Hytner, the love affair with the opera has not dimmed over the rehearsal period.

"It doesn't matter whether the stars are shining at their brightest or have dimmed over the past 20 years, they are still celebrities".

After monitoring roughly two million stars in the nearby Large Magellanic Cloud Galaxy, the team found a star that became brighter and then dimmer over a period of about a month.

MARTHA STEWART'S dazzling brand has been slightly dimmed over the years by critics aghast at her transmogrification of the most routine household chores into acts of domestic theater.

Meanwhile the outlook for the beleaguered Portuguese economy has got worse again: output there is now predicted to fall by 2.3%, rather than 1.9% as set out in February.The forecasts have not dimmed over the past three months as much as they did in the previous three: in November the commission thought that the euro area would actually grow this year (though only by 0.1%).

Its future has dimmed over the past three decades, but Garcia — a sociologist who happens to work at a Mexican restaurant — is determined to resurrect it.

He'll be one step closer to paying taxes on his enormous fortune at the exact same rate as the domestic workers he's been accused of nickel and diming over shampoo bottles and razor blades.

Wild et al., using measurements over land, report brightening since 1990, and Pinker et al. found that slight dimming continued over land while brightening occurred over the ocean.