Sentence examples for never dwindled from inspiring English sources

But each rapidly assumed cult status and that cult has never dwindled.

But Jones then bogeyed No.3, and Kane's lead never dwindled below two shots after that.

This was only their second win in two and a half years under O'Neill and, although he insisted after that game that his belief had never dwindled, one can only wonder what direction both his future and Northern Ireland's campaign would have gone down had they lost their opener.

This place had a line of people out the street and down the block, and, as I sat at my café, I saw that the throng of customers simply never dwindled.

The restaurant has been open about a month now, and the queue never dwindles.

In addition, in the latest survey, the number of respondents who never or almost never went online dwindled to 1percentt, from 5percentt in 1998 and 37percentt in 1994.

Poverty provides the businesses in this informal economy with a never-dwindling workforce.

Even as the bureaucracy has expanded, the benefits offered to peasants under China's socialist welfare system, never very robust, dwindled to nothing.

Nadya had a few hearings as well, though while Maria focused on law and procedure, Nadya used the public forum – and, especially, the media, whose interest in the Pussy Riot inmates dwindled but never entirely disappeared – to speak publicly.

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.

Thereafter it never regained its former glory and dwindled to the status of a village.