US /ˈdwɪndl/
・UK /'dwɪndl/
STARTING TO DWINDLE.
At this point, the number of remote and hybrid jobs is starting to dwindle.
As sea travel continued to dwindle, even the largest ocean liner in the world, the SS France, couldn't generate enough revenue to operate.
The number of Japanese willing to sign up for sumo continues to dwindle.
The number of Japanese willing to sign up for sumo continues to dwindle.
Have faith in life, don't let it dwindle.
Have faith in life don't let it dwindle
At the same time, their family wealth was beginning to dwindle after some poor real estate investments in South Boston, and although Frederick was unwilling to give up on the idea of selling ice, his financial problems would only get worse, leading to him winding up in a debtor's prison three times, arrested and jailed for being unable to pay the debts he owed.
At the same time, their family wealth was beginning to dwindle after some poor real estate investments in South Boston.
In analyzing water scarcity, researchers found that water supplies would dwindle thanks to more pressure from a growing population.
researchers found that water supplies would dwindle thanks to more pressure from a growing population.
Here, dwindling is an adjective, but we can also use the verb dwindle.
Here, dwindling is an adjective, but we can also use the verb dwindle.
The IOC isn't a fan of this idea, but as bidding hosts dwindle, so do their options.
The IOC isn't a fan of this idea, but as bidding hosts dwindle, so do their options.
dwindle or their jobs disappear -- proud men and women who feel like the rules have
I've heard it in the frustrations of Americans who've seen their paychecks dwindle or their jobs disappear.
As the time starts to dwindle, as the sands in the hourglass start to drift well to the bottom, we've seen presidents Bill Clinton was like this, really racing at the end to get as much done as possible.
,S THE TIME STARTS TO DWINDLE