Sentence examples for wane about from inspiring English sources

People are most responsive to light therapy early in the morning, just when melatonin secretion begins to wane, about eight to nine hours after the nighttime surge begins.

Teotihuacán power waned after about 600, and a "time of troubles" ensued, during which a number of states and nascent empires competed for supremacy.

The kale craze is waning (about time).

However, while international attention has since waned, about 220 students are still thought to be held captive.

Traffic barely improves until the evening rush wanes about 7 p.m., hovering around 9 m.p.h. for much of the day.

He pulled on a dignified hush while the rest of the family waxed or waned about the Indians over here or the ones back home.

I followed the path of the sliding snow down an adjoining chute and stopped as the avalanche waned about 40 feet downhill.

In the past, the only people who have consistently displayed that level of concern over my personal appearance have been my mother, whose interest waned about 30 years ago after I announced that I would no longer wear appliqued pinafores, and my husband, who hopes in vain that I'll stop blaming him for letting me buy that ghastly brown skirt at the mall.

The Gillmor Gang — John Borthwick, Robert Scoble, Kevin Marks, and Steve Gillmor — waxed and waned about the latest in social media buildout.

Plug one in on January 1st and it will wane by about May 15th the following year.

Lively activity in the markets did not begin to wane until about the evening meal of the day, while noodle shops remained open all day and night.