Sentences with phrase «dwindling away»

As summer is gradually dwindling away from us and the holiday season comes to an end, take a minute to relive those moments of relaxation in the sun and check out these gorgeous swimming pools guaranteed to take your breath away...

All remaining console versions of the Prestige Edition have sold out as well, and the Collector's Editions are slowly dwindling away.

I can feel the board twitching A) because they will worry 4 th place money spinner is dwindling away B) if that happens we will have to spend millions to get back into the CL So predict either they will offer wenger 50/60 m to spend Jan hoping to save 4th Or the board will sell up and Ustanov will take over

With summer dwindling away on us this week Organic BBQ Rub Seasoning is our product of the week.

Shareholders aren't the only investors watching investment in Valeant dwindle away as executives receive massive bonuses.

During a short period of time, the value of the assets garnered by these individuals and entrusted to Keynes dwindled away.

Dishonest money dwindles away, but whoever gathers money little by little makes it grow.

In point of fact therefore it dwindles away and is lost.

If not enough Light is given to this Atheistic Sapling to become a Atheistic Tree of Righteous Immensity, it will dwindle away and die without coming to full Fruition of Atheism's Righteousness and Light.

«It's a delayed reaction and you won't see it for maybe weeks or months down the road when your business just dwindles away,» says Glenn Olivier, the owner and vice president of Crown Meat Co., a premier meat supplier in southern California.

So put a sweater on and get out there and try out all of these recipes as the last days of summer dwindle away.

It seems that Wenger does well in getting mediocre players to punch above their weight, but now that he has given the funds to invest in stars the underdog team spirit has dwindled away.

When you hear that the player in question is the Shaktar Donetsk and Brazil international forward Luiz Adriano, however, that anticipation might well start to dwindle away or disappear altogether.

But after our transfer activity this summer (and our excellent start to the season), these dissenters have gone very quiet (or are maybe feeling a bit more positive, like Konstantin) and the anti-Wenger comments have dwindled away.

At the bottom, Cologne and Hamburg dropped points to Hoffenheim and Stuttgart respectively as their survival hopes dwindle away.

Often completely dwindled away is the upswing in energy, well - being, and stamina experienced in recent weeks.

If viruses such as Zika or dengue evolve a way to thrive in Wolbachia - infected cells, the benefit could dwindle away.

Earlier this week 80beats reported that NASA's Genesis and Rapid Intensification Processes (GRIP) mission is sending a plane back and forth through the eye of Earl; researchers are gathering data to study how and why some storms turn into massive monsters while others dwindle away to nothing.

Plants and animals will not dwindle away slowly, say mathematical ecologist Martin Hoyle and biologist Mike James, formerly of the University of Nottingham in England.

He and colleagues have identified 13 important molecules that have dwindled away in many mass - market varieties.

All you want to do is feed bad bacteria and my body reacts to it with inflammation while my good bacteria starves and dwindles away.

If we were to use our energy too fast, we would dwindle away and spend our short time on Earth searching, in panic, for food.

As Winter quickly dwindles away, I am becoming more & more eager to pack up the ankle booties & slip on my cute but comfortable flats that have been hiding away all season long.

In the briefest of moments, especially as the summer starts to slowly dwindle away from our eyes, the cinema theaters can offer rare moments of vividness and intensity.

Vita games can still be bought on PSN but physical cards will slowly begin to dwindle away.

Every day he witnessed dedicated, courageous teachers working hard to serve a high - needs student body, while necessary support and resources dwindled away.

As public libraries tried to shift their operation models to meet more people's needs and began installing computer labs, television viewing areas, audiobook listening rooms, and more, as well as spending their time and battling the issue of ebook lending, Coates explained that the money for actual borrowable books began to dwindle away.

Some people's IRA, 401 (k), or dividends just dwindle away, yet others have so much money with little effort.

Thus, despite the policy intent to have feral cat colonies dwindle away through attrition, this result apparently rarely occurs.

Responsibilities and commitments are piling up, and all that sweet, sweet gaming time is starting to dwindle away.

Vita games can still be bought on PSN but physical cards will slowly begin to dwindle away.

As more and more information and previews became available, those fears slowly dwindled away, and as it turns out, Gears of War 4 is easily one of the better games in the series.

Upon escaping Min's clutches, our protagonist must free Kyrat from the tyranny control, but with each choice our protagonist makes, the country of kyrat's fate may dwindle away.

Schafer has watched the Xbox Live Arcade and PSN services dwindle away from fantastically promising beginnings to troubled, even fading services.

Would you watch your capital dwindle away under bearish conditions, or would you cash out?

We waited for for the old Motorola to dwindle away and for Google's Motorola to finally arrive.

Without taking a step to improve these relationships in our lives, the protective relationships that are a biological necessity to survival may dwindle away.

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After eight years of Fernandez policies that drove away investors, the pressure is on Macri to put the debacle behind him, lure foreign money to revive a faltering economy and replenish dwindling foreign reserves.

As both congregations dwindled due to the people moving away from the shrinking town, the pastors of the two churches decided to join forces and become one church.

The Brazilian has seen his first team opportunities dwindle this season and has strongly been linked with a move away from North London.

After the Knicks saw their lead dwindle to four, Carmelo Anthony and J.R. Smith combined to lead the Knicks on a 10 - 2 run to put away the win.

For farmers and ranchers in Mexico's southern Baja California peninsula during a six - year drought, the farther away they lived from urban areas, the more likely they were to have to make changes to cope with the dwindling supply of water, according to a Portland State University study.

Tucked away in Oregon's Willamette Valley, three massive metal cones could help address the world's dwindling supply of phosphorus, the crucial ingredient of fertilizers that has made modern agriculture possible.

That's because the dwindling ice reflects less heat into space, causing it to warm up faster and melt away.

If possible, he'll attempt to reignite dwindling conversations before he gives up and walks away.

But when their worst fears are realized and the cage breaks away from their boat, they find themselves plummeting to the bottom of the seabed, too deep to radio for help without making themselves vulnerable to the savage sharks, their oxygen supplies rapidly dwindling.

Without straying from my remit and giving the game away, it's difficult for me to elaborate much more than that — but let's just say that any dwindling suspicions of this being just another formulaic sports movie are well and truly put to rest.

A common obstacle to long - term change is a dwindling commitment to the original goals or a tendency to turn to the next big thing and away from the need to maintain and continue to improve projects that are in process.

The tests are not developmentally appropriate, have not been properly field - tested and take away from other critical areas of education that are quickly dwindling — like art and music.

While The College Board and its president, David Coleman, the architect of Common Core, is focused on increasing its dwindling market share, many colleges and universities have moved away from reliance on such test scores in their admission policies.