Sentence examples for it dwindle from inspiring English sources
They let it dwindle to 9 early in the fourth quarter before getting it back to double digits.
The rest didn't make for a lavish lifestyle: takeaways, pub rounds, electronics and cinema tickets, saw it dwindle away, he claims.
"I do not want a governor who is going to narrow our base, make it dwindle," Ms. Hutchison said in a speech this week.
Grass feels a renewed urgency to sift the rubble of what happened, "slowly, deliberately and in broad daylight", as the generations who lived it dwindle.
As seems to be obligatory for most of these postseason games, the Thunder built up a huge lead just to see it dwindle late in the game.
The Nets entered the fourth quarter with a 15-point lead and never let it dwindle below 13 points as the crowd of 15,380 (more than half Knicks fans) made its way for the exits.
And then, suddenly, it disappeared; it dwindled away in a flash, its leaders forming rival and shrinking personality cults, locked in bitter internal struggles, until the party had desiccated into a gang of obsessive hobbyists.
New York City Opera has delayed announcing its 2011 fall season as it assesses its dwindling finances.
"In the past 20 years I've noticed it dwindling.
It has irritating moments of preciousness and blank spots where it dwindles off into inconsequentiality.
