Sentence examples for dwindling lifetime from inspiring English sources

As he sits in prison working on habeas corpus writs and reading Bon Appétit magazine, Mr. Chadwick seems not at all amused by the accusation that he is trading off his dwindling lifetime against the promise of hidden money.

I feel like I'm at a "mandatory innovation seminar" saying this, but taking a few serious risks is the only way Microsoft will be able to stay competitive for the rest of its dwindling lifetime.

Twenty per cent feared that government support – investment in public services or benefit payments – would dwindle in their lifetime, while18% feared a growing burden from student debts.

In past years, the curatorship of Meltdown has sometimes felt like a lifetime achievement award for icons of dwindling relevance.

But they are dwindling.

But time is dwindling.

Tourism is dwindling.

That support is now dwindling.

Property tax revenues were dwindling.

Even the entertainment is dwindling.

Her chances were rapidly dwindling.