Sentence examples for interest dwindling from inspiring English sources

With interest dwindling, the FA took a bold decision – moving the match to the following pre-season, some three months after the respective Cup final.

So their own interest dwindled.

But interest dwindled, and last year Gap dismantled the lounges.

But the newspaper kept up the coverage until public interest dwindled.

La Scala staged the first three installments in the eighties, but interest dwindled, and the final parts, "Wednesday" and "Sunday," have yet to be played in full.

Eventually, interest dwindled, and in the final months of the Bush presidency, Mr. Snow's successor, Dana Perino, stopped holding regular gaggles altogether.

Interest dwindled to the point that a block of 11,000 seats in a stadium expansion to lure the Raiders back from Los Angeles in 1995 have been closed for four years.

As banal tale of reality TV follows so-so tale of global travel, one's interest dwindles sharply.

A student's chances of getting into a leading university to study languages have increased in the past five years, as interest dwindles and applications plummet, new figures suggest.

Yet even a director of Zhang's standing has found that foreign interest dwindles when he strays too far from the martial arts (wuxia) formula.

But long before then the Americans, Russians and Europeans had made massive, well-funded advances and British interest dwindled.