Sentence examples for gradually running out from inspiring English sources

There has been no electricity in the town since the beginning of the siege and clean water and food are gradually running out, Ref said.

In any case, the oil is gradually running out.

In these areas, there are still occasional rescues of people by boat stubborn holdouts, living above the water line, are gradually running out of food but most of the boats are used to grab essential medication, pets, family heirlooms, a change of clothes.

But It's Gonna Rain – a piece of two tape loops gradually running out of phase – really knocked me out because nothing I knew about how music was made, about how composers worked, about what you do with melody and harmony prepared me for it.

Rather, it is that of a movement gradually running out of impetus, a pendulum swing gradually decreasing in amplitude, or a gas under pressure gradually leaking away.

Obama, on the other hand, gradually ran out of steam.

The game went into an additional 30 minutes and France gradually ran out of ideas.

With no live outlets to plug into, cellphones gradually ran out of juice.

And so the wives – sympathetic, loving, patient – gradually run out of patience, are sucked into the vortex of depression, pills and hopelessness.

Despite some resistance from Tom Poynton (27), Hughes gradually ran out of partners to leave him agonisingly short of Derbyshire's record innings of 274 by George Townsend 117 years ago.

They gradually ran out of supplies and had to beg for help from family.