Dwindles In A Sentence

We found 32 sentences of 'Dwindles' to help you understand how to use Dwindles in a sentence.

• Rigged up 2000 it dwindles from there.
• Appetizer selection dwindles down during the graveyard hours.
• As each day passes, the Mariners'trade leverage dwindles.
• It gets smaller and smaller as readership dwindles.
• It's difficult to find dwindles in a sentence.
• But the hope dwindles with every passing page.
• When the Cardinals or Diamondbacks falter, support dwindles quickly.
• The size of the gang dwindles, though the horror increases.
• I'll keep searching, but with every trip my hope dwindles.
• Now the money situation is getting tight as his savings dwindles.
• As the semester goes on, my free time dwindles a lot.
• Consuela, never fully alive to begin with, dwindles to literary device.
• As the money dwindles and alcohol consumption increases, the families blow apart.
• Well, for me the riftwar series was superior, and it dwindles after that.
• What commences as wine and filet mignon dwindles to cola and hamburger.
• The minute you leave the casino the hotel appearance dwindles before your eyes.
• Legitimate freon has become much more expensive as the amount in supply dwindles.
• As these storylines meet, the cast quickly dwindles in various horrific and gratifying ways.
• She enters with five others and slowly the number dwindles to a mere three survivors.
• As his money dwindles, he moves to shabbier living quarters, sharing a six mat room.
• Lindstrom dwindles into a weak happily ever after that isn't half the finish it deserves.
• Once you get beyond Aaron Spelling seductresses and Hooters waitresses, the market dwindles pretty quickly.
• The dog may also feel cooler to the touch as the heart rate dwindles down.
• I love Varley and his writings, but this story, with so much potential, just dwindles out.
• As the number of monkeys jumping on the bed dwindles as the story goes on.
• The anticipation of a secret romance sort of dwindles when he dies too soon for the story's sake.
• Our own sense of regard for our fellow man dwindles as we replace society with the singular.
• UNLIKE SOME BOOKS WHERE THE BOOK STARTS OFF GOOD,AND THE ENERGY AND EXCITEMENT DWINDLES AS YOU READ.
• As for the action, it starts off strong but it just kind of dwindles down as the story goes on.
• As daylight dwindles and temperatures drop in this forest in Perthshire, Scotland, beech trees (Fagus sylvatica) switch into power-saver mode.
• During bleaching, the energy input to the coral tissue of phototrophic endoliths expands as the energy input of the zooxanthellae dwindles.
• At Kupang, on the south coast, the number of rainy days per month in the six months May to October dwindles from 4 to o, while the monthly rainfall gradually sinks from a little less than 2 in.