Sentence examples for that has fizzled from inspiring English sources

We get in a job we don't like but that pays the bills, a relationship that has fizzled out, or in a place where we'd just rather not be.

But he immediately returned to political activism, relaunching weekly meetings of his party that had fizzled out after he and Suu Kyi were jailed.

Despite recent actions that have fizzled, including an Occupy Corporations day in February, organizers are planning a strike and demonstrations on May 1, International Labor Day.

Given the number of proposed German bank mergers that have fizzled in the last year, it is premature to assume that Allianz will carry off an acquisition of Dresdner.

For Kieren Fallon, who moved to California less than six months ago to recapture a "buzz" for race-riding that had fizzled like a spent catherine wheel, McCarthy seems to have tapped into a truth.

If nothing else, the squabble over Ulitsa Solzhenitsyna has spurred a new round of discussion about Moscow's toponymy — a debate that had fizzled after a post-Soviet spate of renaming in the 1990s.

We've covered plenty of companies building very impressive browser plugins that have fizzled out largely because they couldn't get users to actually install their plugin — easy as it may seem, that browser reboot can be a real turn-off, especially when you've got multiple windows open.

After the Bali bombing, many people seemed to believe that foreigners were orchestrating terrorism in Indonesia to discredit Islam, but that belief has fizzled out.

Now that surge has fizzled.

Now that rally has fizzled.

A decade ago Republicans used proposals to ban gay marriage to entice conservative voters to the polls, though that campaign has fizzled.Only 35 of this year's initiatives were put there via citizens' petitions (the rest were put there by legislatures).