Sentence examples for would dwindle from inspiring English sources
My practice would dwindle away.
With enough security, he said, eventually the threat would dwindle.
I thought unless we channelled that momentum, it would dwindle and something similar could happen.
But on a trip to Mars, the Earth would dwindle to a bluish speck.
Under the new map, his advantage on paper would dwindle to 6,425.
I'm not sure about you, but I'm the kind of woman who has been socially conditioned to need all men to find me attractive, all of the time, as though without their lust I'd dwindle away to nothing but a pube with tiny, unloved breasts.
I'm not sure about you, but I'm one of those women who has been socially conditioned to need all men to find me attractive, all of the time, as though without their lust I'd dwindle away to nothing but a pair of tiny, unloved breasts.
By 1918, they'd dwindled enough to merit ethnographic study, and the American Geographical Society dispatched researchers to learn their ways.
But — as is obvious from "Citizen Kane" itself — he knew that his ambitions and his abilities contained the seed of a great fall, one that wouldn't so much resound as it would pathetically dwindle.
He went on to predict that while interest in healthy living and working out would not dwindle but wearing workout clothes as our smart/casual dress would do.
