Sentence examples for on the wane after from inspiring English sources

Perhaps cream teas are on the wane after all.

Netflix's commitment to streaming popular movies appears to be on the wane after a study showed that its US service contained only 31 of the top 250 movies as voted by users of the Internet Movie Database (IMDb).

Adobe has never made all that much from the technology itself and Flash may be on the wane after Apple declined to support it in iOS devices.

Dart guns, too, are on the wane, after years of causing animals a great deal of stress.

The Who's commercial success was on the wane after the single "Dogs" failed to make the top 20, and there was a genuine risk of the band breaking up.

Despite the kettling and arrests of antifa, they seem to be on the wane again after their brief renaissance in the wake of Lee Rigby's murder.

In his student days, the radical politics of the late 1960s were on the wane - "it was after the era when you had to be radical to get a date," he says.

But the village's business fortunes were on the wane back then, so after marrying, he switched gears and began commuting to a job with Random House in Manhattan from the local Metro-North Railroad station.

There are people who will say that the senator's popularity was already on the wane when Murrow went after him, or that other journalists laid out more damning cases against him, or that people like Joseph Welch the lawyer who memorably asked McCarthy during a televised hearing whether he had "no sense of decency"—were more important in breaking McCarthy's power than Murrow was.

Four decades after his death, reverence was obviously on the wane.

His father was embarrassed and after that, Kim Jong Nam's star was on the wane.