Sentence examples for fizzled the only from inspiring English sources
A Rebellion That Fizzled The only finalist who has been direct about wanting to win the contest is Eddie, a straightforward New Yorker who lost a leg to cancer when he was a boy.
The plot fizzled only because the homemade bomb failed to explode.
Dwayne Bravo top-scored with 77 off 82 balls but the innings fizzled out with only 19 runs in the last five overs.
Similar threats to mobilise supporters ahead of the court verdict fizzled, with only a flurry of small advance protests and a muted response on the day.
The election's expected star, LibDem Nick Clegg, fizzled, winning only 54 seats.
The game fizzled out after only 25 moves.
Martha Burk's protest of Augusta National's all-men's membership fizzled when only about 50 supporters showed up for a rally about a half-mile from the club gates.
Sure, the Strokes went on to arenas, to overblown follow-up albums, to myth, all while the Rapture idled, then fizzled, then reconstituted, only to fizzle some more.
On moving the latter, something fell into the oil in the crank-case and fizzled, while the propeller could only be swung through an angle of about 30 [degrees]." The party continued without the air-tractor, man-hauling the sledges to a point 158 mile west of Cape Denison, and returned to base on 18 January 1913.
Miller starts off with a promising line: "Feminism has fizzled, its promise only half-fulfilled".
It would be a shame for the conversation sparked by the meeting between Gates and Crowley to fizzle away, only to be re-ignited when another controversy comes along.
