Sentence examples for wane to from inspiring English sources
It was tough for Wane to take but he conceded the best team won.
Its form is extraordinary, a complex astrological charting that allows for the luminaries (traditionally, the sun and moon) to be fixed characters around whom 12 other characters orbit, in long chapters that wane to short chapters as the moon disappears.
The season started with nine Aussies to five Brits, which was already an improvement on the situation last year thanks to Wigan's appointment of Shaun Wane to succeed Michael Maguire, and the arrival of a Widnes team coached by Denis Betts.
It is the manner in which they have replaced the names who left – Carmont, Finch, Hock, Leuluai and Lima – that has most impressed, especially as the senior forwards who remained have been dropping like flies all season, forcing the coach Shaun Wane to go into the derby against St Helens without his four senior props (Mossop, Lauaki, Prescott and Dudson) or Harrison Hansen in the second-row.
Wigan Warriors coach Michael Maguire has backed his assistant Shaun Wane to succeed him next season.
This daily pattern is concomitant with a periodicity of all the antioxidant protective mechanisms that wax and wane to meet the concomitant fluctuation in oxygen evolution.
Indulgence wanes to need.
Exports also waned, to 50.5 from 52.
After Ramadan, the month of fasting, when the moon wanes to a thin crescent, comes Eid al-Fitr, the feast.
His energy had waned to the point that he did not seem to care how he played.
We waned to make headlines for the right reasons and thankfully Rochdale haven't made the news.
