Sentence examples for had waned though from inspiring English sources

By this time Fontaine's film career had waned, though she had a thriving theatrical career.

Its ability to use its market share to control others has waned, though, as the trial itself shed light on the company's business practices, illegal and otherwise.

The beer industry has waned, though, with Miller the only major brewery left.

The tradition has waned, though full-on outdoor raves still occur, generally in December and January.

With the increasing use of e-mail attachments and other means to transfer files from computer to computer, the use of floppy disks has waned, though they are still widely used to keep second (backup) copies of valuable files.

Though overseas interest had waned in recent days, his attention did not.

Though his influence had waned in the two years since his cancer was diagnosed, he continued to play an active role in politics almost to the end.

But his influence had waned since then.

By that time, though, public interest had waned.

By the late 1940s, though, much of the excitement had waned, and she was considering ideas for a new novel.

By midmorning, though, the numbers and the enthusiasm had waned.