Sentence examples for he dwindled from inspiring English sources

The suit, which names three employees and Eihab as defendants, claims that the group home did not manage his diet properly, and he dwindled to 56 pounds.

As he dwindled into nothingness, his brother recalls, "He had a very odd way at that time, a very odd way of holding his mouth.

In and out of the hospital, he dwindled, his mind wandered, he couldn't even concentrate enough to complain, except in exceptional moments on the Sundays Woody regularly devoted to him.

(How much did B movies owe to the A-bomb?) He dwindled gradually, however, as if to demonstrate that bourgeois existence could grind you down, whereas the new shrinker can pop back to regular proportions as and when he desires.

He is pursued by a spider that appears bigger and bigger as he dwindles in size.

But here, since nothing much seems at stake, he dwindles into mannerism.

Then he dwindles to a boy and a baby again, unlined this time.

But in the years since the blast, he has dwindled in the consciousness of most people like her. "He just doesn't want to live the rest of his life in prison," Mrs. Tomlin said.

He had dwindled to a mere 92 pounds (42 kg), down from his customary 180 (82 kg).

Cameron may think he can borrow her glamour, authority and charisma with all this grandiosity, but he risks dwindling beneath her shadow, the leader who couldn't win one election, let alone three.

Johnson was perhaps the last to realize that his loss to Willard (which he claimed for ever after to be a thrown fight) had markedly diminished his worth, and he had dwindling creditors to turn to.