Sentence examples for wanes into from inspiring English sources

In one series of small panels, Banjo's runaway chair — accosted by a tired old lady, who sits on it — looks increasingly alarmed as day wanes into night.

As press and critical influence wanes into the shadow of Spotify listens, Hype Machine positions and major label playlist lobbying, populism now resoundingly trumps art and integrity in a desperate game where the rules are increasingly tweaked by bare-faced capitalism to favour the banker.

As 35mm wanes into specialized oblivion, it's no surprise that we're now beginning to see a significant number of digital SLR cameras.

If you think these aren't climaxes, she proves you wrong with her denouement, the way the last word, "be," sort of wanes into an "mm hmm hmm".

As the afternoon wanes into evening, the intensity of the "Sunday blues" gets worse: job worries, angst and anxiety over undone weekend projects, and financial responsibilities.

Ms. Gaw described the way things unfolded, as May waned into June, as "getting to know a good friend".

A year ago, Mr. Duceppe's Bloc Québécois and the entire separatist movement were waning into the fringes of politics.

And the pattern of the whole work — the way each section swells before waning into stillness and silence as the women face us, as if for inspection — grows predictable.

With the waning into desuetude of the Luxembourg Compromise, under which states in the EC maintained a defacto veto in cases of vital national interests, QMV has thus given the E. U. an autonomous source of power, i.e., not contingent on the consent of each E. U. national democracy.

Throughout Patrick Stewart's very grown-up, totally compelling interpretation of Charles Dickens's best-known tale, we are never far from sounds and images of time passing -- of ticking clocks, clanging bells and light waning into darkness -- and of an awareness of the ways time is spent and misspent.

Doral has lost much of its luster over the years, its elegance waning into shabbiness.