Sentence examples for you dwindled from inspiring English sources

But in time things got easier and my urge to send texts saying "I miss you" dwindled.

You dwindle in importance.

You threaten dwindling resources, and there's nothing that you can do to make us wealthier.

If subsidised theatre dwindled overnight you would find a very depleted commercial theatre.

To really comprehend "Portraits and Observations," its early, almost overheated precociousness and later sense of weariness and dwindled powers, you have to imagine a crater roughly at the center of it: "In Cold Blood," the 1966 book that was ostensibly not altered or elaborated at all and that was both the making of Capote, or of his reputation, and also his undoing.

WHAT YOU'LL FIND Farms have dwindled, but not vanished.

"What makes you think a dwindling libido can't be very sexy in a man?" July 27, 2015.

Rewind six or seven years, when Facebook was on the rise and MySpace was beginning to dwindle, you couldn't move for brands wanting to start their own social network platform.

As once-plentiful provisions of Planet Money podcasts dwindle, you can feel madness setting in.

Whatever respect sane liberals had for you is rapidly dwindling, and the damage being inflicted on your reputation may be unfixable.

If you see something dwindling, give extra attention to that particular aspect.