Sentence examples for dwindling my from inspiring English sources

– Linda, 66, New York Far from dwindling, my sex drive has surged since menopause.

Towards the end of the autumn term, when turnout in seminars was dwindling, my department staged a debate about whether attendance should be compulsory.

At first it was only used for emergencies, but as money dwindled my credit card became my security blanket – always there to catch my newest purchase.

Slowly, over those six months, I gained some perspective and sort of re-strengthened my backbone, and eventually, I remembered this little book that I had started and left dwindling on my computer.

But lately I've been wrestling with an unexpected problem, one that has nothing to do with anyone trying to sneak a look at my dwindling stock portfolio or my bank statement.

Burning through what was left of my savings, and what was left of my dwindling credit line, I expanded my job search.

My wife was readying the grill for a steak dinner; my boy was hurtling up and down the stairs with a play-date in tow; the gin in my glass was starting to dwindle; and my personal computer beast of burden, source of income, pillar of my working life was as slow as cybermolasses.

Coincidentally, the engraved envelope supply has dwindled in my office just as postage again escalated, plus my stash of pre-printed return address labels has been substantially slashed.

My main concern, though, was my dwindling money supply.

I had a severe cash-flow problem: I had tallied all my bills and realized that my dwindling checking account wasn't going to cover them.

My attacks on it — so effective when we were apart, and Gerry dwindled in my imagination to a comic miniature — faltered in his actual presence, so that I battered at the fortress with weak fists.