Sentence examples for typically dwindle from inspiring English sources
At that point, no matter how packed my shelves may be, my options typically dwindle to one — martini.
John Fox, a consultant for the hotel industry, said nearly all hotels lost money on room service, which requires maintaining a staff of waiters and kitchen workers throughout the day, even though orders typically dwindle after breakfast and come in sporadically afterward.
When unrequited, the feelings typically dwindle away and eventually disappear, unless the object of their affection sends mixed signals or physical or emotional distance prolongs the intensity and uncertainty (e.g., one partner lives in a different state or is married).
Palm said the chaotic nature of the regular season typically dwindled the field of undefeated teams.
Historically, this financial backing has typically dwindled once Games have moved on, so many people involved in British sport expected the same thing to happen here.
Analysts said that the spring uptick started in April and was likely to dwindle by October, when weak demand typically drags down home prices.
Typically, the number of proposals on ballot begins to dwindle after more than three-quarters of the S&P 500 index firms adopt the governance practice in question.
While fellowship workshops typically start with around a dozen students, the numbers dwindle as the semester goes on.
My practice would dwindle away.
Basically, everything began to dwindle.
