Sentence examples for started to die down from inspiring English sources

Probably about 300 phone calls later, it started to die down a little bit".

"The rhetoric has started to die down and some of the boycotts have been rescinded," said Kristen Jarnagin, the hotel association's vice president for communications.

By Friday afternoon, the interview requests had started to die down, and Pederson was able to enjoy the barbecue that his colleagues at the Tree-Ring Lab had organized as a going-away party.

Eventually, the wind and flames started to die down, she said, and she and her teammates slowed to a walk.

After a while the chanting started to die down with no more than 30 to 40 demonstrators remaining.

That started to die down, and I was sitting at home, starting to get a little bit depressed, thinking, 'What am I going to do next?

Involuntary drilling of this kind will only start to die down toward the end of 2011.

"But now the whole Pokemon fad is starting to die down".

Some may think that in summer, the city gets quiet, the traffic starts to die down a bit, and the brisk pace of the business suits slows to a saunter in a sundress.

Just as sinkhole madness was starting to die down, a sinkhole no bigger than a Hula Hoop opened up last Friday on the 14th hole at the Annbriar Golf Course in Waterloo, Ill., swallowing whole Mark Mihal, a 43-year-old mortgage broker.

So the euphoria is starting to die down and the reality of what was 'achieved' can really start to sink in.