Sentence examples for having dwindled from inspiring English sources
WITH the New Year's resolution crowd having dwindled, now is the perfect time to get serious about fitness.
Europe is dotted with dying languages, some having dwindled to a few dozen speakers -- which linguists call "hearth languages," used only by elders in one another's homes.
Hare used the opportunity, he tells Dunne, to insist that Didion eat, her already waifish frame having dwindled still further in widowhood.
Within a day of Iraq's dual announcements, oil sales surged back after having dwindled, ruinously, to a third of normal levels earlier this month.But Iraq's fellow-Arabs are bending a receptive ear to America's belated charm offensive.
More pertinently, with Broadway overrun by musicals and the theater having dwindled to a small niche in American culture, it is not easy to earn a good living strictly as a playwright.
The poor, having dwindled from two-thirds of the population in 1936 to one-quarter today, no longer are a significant political force, as is shown by the Senate's rejection of Medicare and by the Democrats' dropping it as an issue in the elections last year.
Monasteries have dwindled.
His interest has dwindled.
But that pack has dwindled.
But that lust had dwindled.
