Sentence examples for it dwindled until from inspiring English sources

It dwindled until there wasn't enough to call a hunting territory.

Tuscarora corn flourished until the boom in highly mechanized industrial agriculture that began in the 1950s and then, like so many breeds and crop varieties across the country, it dwindled until only a few families were still growing it in the traditional way.

While the philosophy of using dentin chips packed in the apical preparation to enhance periapical healing with hard tissue formation was used by Göllmer (Fig. 14) in the 1930s (Göllmer 1936), and Mayer in the 1940s (Mayer 1949), its popularity dwindled until it was revived somewhat in 1967 by Engström and Spångberg (Engström & Spångberg 1967) and in 1978 by Tronstad (Tronstad 1978).

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.

The rebels' coffers dwindled until they were empty, and it only took a month.

The power of the Lords in this respect has dwindled until, other than delaying some bills for a year, it can make only a muffled yelp of protest, as it did over the last government's more authoritarian measures.

Following the end of hostilities, the demobilisation process began and as personnel were repatriated back to Australia, the battalion's numbers dwindled until the battalion was finally disbanded on 11 April 1919, while it was still in Belgium.

Sales dwindled until there were none.

The number of prisoners quickly dwindled until the prison was closed in 1958.

With the increasing military presence in the area, their influence dwindled until recently, when they reappeared.

Handsome young Tithonus in Greek mythology lived forever, but wizened and dwindled until he became a grasshopper.