Sentence examples similar to you dwindling from inspiring English sources

You dwindle in importance.

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

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

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

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.

Honestly, when you've got high unemployment, terrible weather and a dwindling population, you should not be stuck with a rapidly revolving cast of horny politicians, too.

Are you one of the dwindling band who still reads music magazines?

The number who remember the assassination is dwindling, and you couldn't be much younger than me – 56 – to scrape in.

Just in case you've been researching dwindling penguin numbers in Antarctica all year, I'd better explain that the Grey in the title refers to young, impossibly handsome, mega-rich Christian Grey, whose inner demons (with which he is constantly wrestling but we haven't time to go into that now) can only be appeased by practising BDS on good-looking masochistic girls.

Derek: The grids at Irish short circuits are dwindling as you spend a lot more on tyres at those meetings and there is a lot less prize money.