Sentence examples for dwindled to around from inspiring English sources

When the British left, this figure had dwindled to around 4 to 5percentt.

And how else do you explain that since he's left the church's numbers have dwindled to around 60?" Jones had hoped to replicate the community across Europe.

Philip Roth, in a 2000 interview with David Remnick in the pages of this magazine, speaks about the declining number of serious readers in America — he supposes it might even have dwindled to around five thousand.

So far, there is little sign that investors have started to pour money back into tech sector funds, whose assets have dwindled to around $42 billion from around $113 billion in 1999.

About 16 million salmon once migrated from the Pacific each year to spawn in the tributaries along the 1,200 miles of the Columbia, a number that has dwindled to around 700,000.

In 2007, Greenbaum made the decision to shut the synagogue down, as its membership had dwindled to around 15.

Mr. Roh has seen his approval ratings dwindle to around 20percentt from close to 80percentt right after he entered office in February.

The 2000 census had the population at 51 but in the dead of winter, the population can dwindle to around 20. So, when I stepped ashore with just my backpack I had some idea what to expect.

But home crowds have dwindled to an average of around 900 - below their 1,300 target - and they recently gave away 10,000 free tickets to local school children to boost attendances.

Not surprisingly, the customers for haute couture have dwindled to at most 2,000 women around the world (their names kept discreetly private by the fashion houses).

The protest in Parliament Square had dwindled to several hundred people by around 7.30pm, when one man was seen being led away by officers.