Sentence examples for has dwindled down from inspiring English sources

That has dwindled down".

"But that has dwindled down, and now people are fighting their own battles.

The company has roughly $5.6 billion in outstanding debt and has dwindled down to about 820 Sears and Kmart stores, down from 2,000 five years ago.

Though each day brings a few more minutes of light, the root-cellar stock has dwindled down to last summer's dry-skinned beets, gnarled carrots and potatoes with eyes.

"In three years, The Sunflower has become the hub in Belfast for people who want to hear live music," said Lunn. "The number of bars famous for that has dwindled down to next to nothing in the city centre so it would be an act of cultural vandalism if the bar was forced out of this area.

However, with the consolidation of specialist firms that number has dwindled down to just seven companies in the past decade.

As Joseph L. Bruno, the Senate's Republican majority leader, put it, the number of inmates who deserve some type of relief may have "dwindled down to a few".

And that was what was on my dinner menu one recent evening, when my store from the Greenmarket had dwindled down to some nice skinny beans, a few cherry tomatoes, plus the onions and garlic I always keep around.

Eighteen months and millions of dollars in legal fees later, his defense to the Supreme Court had dwindled down to one narrow argument: whether Swedish prosecutors were defined as a "judicial authority" with the power to issue an arrest warrant for him.

I thought the hard-core support for Trump had dwindled down to a hardy band of loyalists: Rudy, Newt, Chris, Sarah, Kellyanne, Omarosa, the kids, Melania — the woman who told him "If you run, you'll win" — Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Matt Drudge, Ann Coulter, Jeff Sessions, Corey Lewandowski, Steve Bannon, Hope Hicks, David Bossie, Alex Jones, Bill Mitchell, Mike Pence and my brother, Kevin.

By Q3 2012, that share had dwindled down to 2.6%.