Sentence examples for dying out with from inspiring English sources
Mason's mother used idioms that are dying out with her generation, right along with the small family farms of America.
There are hundreds of thousands of niche traditional art forms around the world — especially India — that are slowly dying out with each generation.
And there are places like Nicodemus, Kan., where park service stories are in jeopardy of dying out with the town's residents because of insufficient money for preservation.
But it would also have demonstrated how some of the formerly radical ideas of the Internet boom, far from dying out with the collapse of the stock market bubble, have become everyday assumptions in today's political and economic life.
Rather than dying out with its first host, the cancer spread by "jumping into other dogs", Dr Murchison added.
But that lineage appears, for now at least, to be in danger of dying out with Cook.
Formal dining is gradually dying out, and with it the market for handmade porcelain, which is painstakingly slow and expensive to produce.
This illustrates the increasing trend of Canadians dying out of hospital, with a concurrent decline in the proportion of in-hospital deaths between 2000 and 2011.
"Most of us are dying out of ignorance so with a message we will quickly discover our status".
A milder night with winds dying out.
