Sentence examples for is growing thin from inspiring English sources

They have only minimum contracts to offer at this point, and the free-agent market is growing thin.

"We think we live in this bubble, but maybe the skin on that bubble is growing thin.

"The trust is growing thin," religious broadcaster Pat Robertson declared Thursday night on his "The 700 Club" television show.

Lawmakers have given the Obama administration a bipartisan warning: patience is growing thin with its expansive and unwarranted surveillance of Americans.

In Barrow, where ice in the spring is growing thin and unreliable, the majority of bowheads are now taken during an open-water hunt in the fall.

Governor Perry has threatened to call a fourth special session if necessary but the patience of the lawmakers, who earn but $7,200 a year plus a per diem is growing thin.

At the same time, whatever line people have drawn between work and leisure, between office and home, is growing thinner than ever as a sense of obligation to stay connected to work at all hours continues to grow.

The border between the mad world of the internet and the maddening world of flesh and blood is growing thinner every day.

(It was said that the sidewalk between the two newspapers was growing thin).

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Israel's patience was growing thin.

By the late 1960s the supply of wood sculptures that had defined the field for most collectors was growing thin.