Sentence examples for grow thinner from inspiring English sources

Molded-in lines grow thinner from rear to front, suggesting forward movement.

When the music began, the air seemed to grow thinner, spun fine with longing for a time lost and a need not met.

The cushionlike pads between the vertebrae, called the intervertebral disks, dry out and grow thinner as people age, so that the vertebrae are closer together and the spine becomes shorter.

The rewards grow thinner toward the back of the book, with some of the essays sounding too much like publicity pieces for particular vehicles and O'Rourke mixing in political jibes that break the mood.

Too many of the young and healthy, knowing that they couldn't be refused, would wait to buy insurance until they got sick; the ranks of the insured would grow thinner and sicker, and premiums would balloon.

For example, the cockroach Periplaneta americana has two whiplike antennae consisting of about 150 180 ring-shaped segments that grow thinner and longer with increasing distance from the insect's head.

It didn't take long for the despairing-aggression routine to grow thin.

Mussolini's shape, which until a little earlier had tended toward roundness, now began to grow thin, to look haggard and tense.

The flow of people who have been moving back to this long-suffering city, gentrifying its more difficult corners, will surely grow thin.

But now chemists have discovered a method to grow thin wires of metal inside them.

As a result, thermal ALD system is used to grow thin AlN film on Si substrate in this work.