Sentence examples for wane it from inspiring English sources

With the advent of youth academies among M.L.S. teams, the importance of the draft is certain to wane (it was cut this year to three rounds from four), but it remains a way for clubs to pluck a relatively inexpensive player or two from the college ranks and to fill out rosters for the reserve league.

Though Rainbow Brite's initial popularity began to wane, it didn't fade completely.

When Technicolor's appeal seemed on the wane, it devised a greatly improved three-register process (1932).

Already on the wane, it died out completely during the Cultural Revolution.

If the pool of liquid assets plausibly considered "risk-free" was on the wane, it would undermine a broad area of investment thinking.

But even after the flu becomes widespread or is on the wane (it can continue to make people sick until sometime in May), the vaccine can be protective.

Over the years, while other fast-food empires have waxed and waned, it has stubbornly endured.

His star is not just waning, it's all but snuffed out.

Though gallery interest waned, it didn't put a dint in his productivity.

Western alienation waxes and wanes: it was stronger in the 1930s and 1990s than it is now.

Over the years, circulation has waxed and waned — it now is about 85,000 — but the readership remains fully engaged.