Sentence examples for is getting thin from inspiring English sources

"The skin is getting thin and brown".

"The air is getting thin up here," Stanley said, his head down, panting.

They have yet to come to terms with a star player, and the market is getting thin, with Wade, Bosh, Stoudemire, Boozer and Joe Johnson (Atlanta) all committed.

"There is demand for labor and it is getting thin," said William J. Delgado, executive vice president of the Latin Builders Association in Miami.

"The patience of the Congress is getting thin, at least for many of us, on these subjects," Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana and chairman of the Finance Committee, told Mr. Kirk.

The market for free-agent quarterbacks is getting thin now, with Gus Frerotte agreeing Monday to a two-year, $3 million contract with Miami that includes a $500,000 signing bonus.

That, too, is getting thinner.

As Mr. Neumann put it: "The air is getting thinner".

His other son, Hussein, 4, is getting thinner.

The ice is getting thinner; it's melting earlier and it's coming later.

"The air is getting thinner and thinner for Tedesco," wrote Kicker's Toni Lieto.