At 1 a.m., with the artillery fire dwindling, the team of Marines and Green Berets pulled up to the Conoco outpost and began firing.
If the firing dwindled, the monkeys often made a mistake--apparently because they forget where the patch had been, the researchers report in the 6 July issue of Science.
Allow yourself to continue watching as the fire dwindles and becomes small.
Those were electrifying times.Nowadays, though, the Bayreuth fire has dwindled to a faint glow; no new productions last year or this; a planned new "Lohengrin" next year recently put in doubt; Wolfgang's own mediocre productions like "Meistersinger" and "Parsifal" getting far more of a showing than they deserve.
Some traditions still live on, like eating Hoppin' John on New Year's, farming in the community gardens and gathering around at night by the camp fire – the dwindling community of elders and children seated together.
Another kind of drought: Inmate fire crews dwindle as wildfire season grows ever longer.
I have to admit after last year and even up until the last few weeks my fire was dwindling out.
A strange and dangerous paradise, L.A., and we stubborn fools insist on staying put despite earthquakes, drought, forest fires, the dwindling shoreline.
MIAMI BEACH--Russia's Mir space station has had its share of problems, from fires to dwindling oxygen supplies.
Another concern for fire agencies is dwindling statewide budgets, said Fire Chief Kim Zagaris of the California Emergency Management Agency.
About 1,000 fire agencies were generally available to provide additional support statewide during the typical fire season, but that dwindled by 10% last year due to local city budget cuts, he said.
