Sentence examples for gets dimmed from inspiring English sources

A casual oyster bar with seafood sandwiches by day (once lunch starts in mid-November) gets dimmed lights, dressier table linens and a more elaborate menu in the evening.

But with another loss, that hope gets dimmer.

I start drifting off into the past as the world gets dimmer and whiter.

I'm just there as a guiding light that gets dimmer as it goes on".

As the sun goes down over the College of the Atlantic, the cafeteria gets dimmer and dimmer.

Newton's law tells us that the strength of the gravitational force between two objects drops off in the same way that a light gets dimmer as you move away from it, a relationship known mathematically as an inverse square law.

As the months pass, the sun gets dimmer and communication with Earth gets slower.

Though both have LED lights, both lack a true flash, so as light gets dimmer, pictures get significantly worse.

But it's wretched as a camera: Photos are garish and fuzzy at best, and things get worse as the light gets dimmer and the pix get the shakes.

Given the small sensor fitted inside, the Glide faces the same problem that plagues nearly all phone cameras: solid results can be had when there's light out, but iffy shots are abound when it gets dim.

And year after year, that light of equality gets dimmer and dimmer.