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Meanings of dwindle down in English
Synonyms
Examples for "dwindle"
Examples for "dwindle"
1
The number of major political-warfare operations in Western Europe began to dwindle.
2
Water supplies continue to dwindle in the detention centres on the island.
3
However, due to any potential absence or abstinence, that number could dwindle.
4
As the gold supply began to dwindle, new methods evolved for recovery.
5
Thus its wealth remained long unrav-ished, though its people began to dwindle.
1
The supper is over; the company dwindle away, into the early dusk.
2
And now the light of the afternoon was beginning to dwindle away.
3
At times the school would dwindle away, and I would start out.
4
They've witnessed so many self-aware races dwindle away to nothing, or self-destruct.
5
Three things continually dwindle away: the Dark, the False, the Dead.
Usage of dwindle down in English
1
At this point the path seemed to dwindle down to little or nothing.
2
Does the breed dwindle down for want of a gold ring and priest?
3
We dwindle down, two women almost gone into girls again.
4
First it moves high and glares over us and then it begins to dwindle down.
5
At last the incoming stream began to dwindle down.
6
When, finally, did it dwindle down to the brook which now runs through Wareham town?
7
A flower, on the other hand, may dwindle down to a mere weed by the same change.
8
Well, but when we squeezed the witnesses ever so little, what did those three dwindle down to?
9
I unloaded the British coins from my pocket, feeling the douce atmosphere of Fife dwindle down to a name.
10
Then the hissing noise began to dwindle down to a wheeze, and then it stopped all of a sudden.
11
If I waited a while longer, the fire might dwindle down to nothing and I would have darkness on my side.
12
Holding up his hands he prayed to have his fate reversed and saw the Ghost shrink and dwindle down into a bedpost.)
13
You see, when it comes to action, my broad views dwindle down to detail, and I am only an old man with old-fashioned ideas.
14
Here again, as with the Manus and 10 Prajapatis and the 10 Sephiroths in the Book of Numbers-they dwindle down to seven!
15
The ninety Frenchmen in military array dwindled down into nine French deserters.
16
Some of the companies dwindled down to about half their original number.