Sentence examples for dwindling in size from inspiring English sources

The party has been dwindling in size ever since the early 20th century – essentially ever since prohibition was passed.

The real intent of Tidal, surely, is business-driven; the artists believe that they should grab a greater slice of a pie that's dwindling in size.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Thousands of Syrians took to the streets on Friday in demonstrations that seemed to be dwindling in size, while clashes continued between security forces and army defectors in central Syria, residents and witnesses said.

There is one quietly tremendous moment when Scott is whacked hard, and flies through the air away from us, in the direction of the camera's sightline, holding a roughly static position on screen but dwindling in size to a tiny insect-like figure, before finally crashing into a distant castle.

Since his force was dwindling in size, he negotiated an agreement with his captives to exchange them for British prisoners taken during the siege of Fort St . Johns

But the group has since dwindled in size.

He is pursued by a spider that appears bigger and bigger as he dwindles in size.

He said the LRA had dwindled in size but was still creating havoc.

Some corporate officials say the N.L.R.B. is intervening in the social media scene in an effort to remain relevant as private-sector unions dwindle in size and power.

But The Times is our essential news organization, and more so now than ever, when so many others have dwindled in size, ambition and scope.

The protests have dwindled in size since they began on Aug. 19, but to the surprise of outside analysts, they have continued to erupt in several parts of the country.