Sentence examples for gradually died from inspiring English sources

Perhaps partly as a result, plural marital unions gradually died out in the 19th century.

Bird flu did not prove to be the anticipated apocalypse and panic gradually died away.

"It was postponed, and then it gradually died," Ms. Wolfman recalled.

The dream of a village was never realized, and the People's Development Corporation gradually died out.

Old Norwegian writing traditions gradually died out in the 15th century after the union of Norway with Denmark and the removal of the central government to Copenhagen.

Throughout most of Europe household slavery persisted well into the late Middle Ages and even later and only gradually died out.

"Being tied to physical media is gradually dying away," Mr. Perlman said.

Such strategies are now gradually dying out everywhere except in some parts of the United States's congress.

Entire shoot systems may gradually die back in the aerial parts of perennial plants, which overwinter underground.

In early fall the queen stops laying eggs, and the colony, including the queen, gradually dies out.

Our traditional root crops, such as pulaka and taro, are gradually dying because of sea water intrusion and frequent droughts.