Sentence examples for slowly dwindling from inspiring English sources

"This has happened to me as well, with my shirts slowly dwindling.

But its share was slowly dwindling as the counting wore on.

It feels more like what a quake, or the crash of plane, does: strong reactions at first, slowly dwindling out.

The number of new cases in Hong Kong has been slowly dwindling, however, prompting Dr. Margaret Chan, the health director here, to warn today against complacency.

With economies centered on petroleum — and with supplies slowly dwindling — many oil-dependent nations are scrambling to diversify their revenue streams.

"Our team was slowly dwindling down, and I definitely felt like I put a little bit more pressure on myself to do better".

Over the following years the number of refugees slowly dwindled as their applications were processed.

For years, network executives have bemoaned the fact that the audiences of their flagship 6 30 p.m. newscasts have slowly dwindled.

A crowd of demonstrators had slowly dwindled overnight from hundreds to about 50 people, some sleeping behind police barricades, when three white unmarked vans sped down the dark street and stopped in front of the house.

As his health diminished, and his time onscreen slowly dwindled, his few appearances became occasions for basketball's extended family of fans, announcers, and executives to shower him in appreciation.

Bosnians vote today for a government that will probably have to try to stand alone before the end of its four-year term, as Western aid and supervision slowly dwindle away.