Examples of using Dwindled in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Congregation dwindled.
Creative life dwindled during the two World Wars, along with the city's Polish population.
But the supply of toys dwindled.
As the litter of seven cubs dwindled to only four, the drama continued to unfold.
Over the years, those numbers dwindled.
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The supply of vegetable fats dwindled to a minuscule seven-month supply of 1.3 liters per person.
But this season, his numbers dwindled sharply.
As the Jewish population dwindled on account of the Actions the Nazis began to reduce the area of the Jewish Quarter.
Vilna turned into a marginal city in Poland, and its economic importance dwindled.
Last week, on July 24,as critical reserve supplies in the Gaza Strip dwindled, Israel allowed fuel and gas to enter again.
Big private motorcars began to be seen less and less on the streets,opulent parties dwindled.
Slowly the group dwindled because riders couldn't keep up and dropped, but I kept with the rest, still feeling it's a bit too fast for me, but manageable.
Breathing heavily we did our best to hold them off but our numbers dwindled as the raids continued.
At the outskirts of the village these streets dwindled to nothing; and here were set the palm-thatched huts of the Caribs and the poorer natives, and the shabby cabins of negroes from Jamaica and the West India islands.
Tai O was also once at the centre of salt production inthe area, but this industry, too, has dwindled.
After the Great Depression of 1929,the Jewish community of Izmir dwindled rapidly, and by the 1940s, the population had shrunk to nearly 10,000.
In Japan, it is the young who have been hurt worst as thetraditional salaried jobs in big companies dwindled.
Finally, as the war progressed and the South's military prospects dwindled, foreign powers were not convinced that the Confederacy had the strength to become independent.
In the most recent quarter, as Apple soared to new heights,H.P. 's revenue fell 5 percent and its operating margins dwindled.
The indigenous population did not have the sufficient numbers to resist the Spanish,and their populations dwindled quickly because of susceptibility to European diseases.
He planned to use the ponies to carry the extra supplies,and to feed the dogs on horse meat when the supplies dwindled.
At first, the Roman subsidy took the form of money or food,but as tax revenues dwindled in the 4th and 5th centuries, the foederati were billeted on local landowners, which came to be identical to being allowed to settle on Roman territory.
The Khalifa prudently decided to stop offensive actions against Ethiopia and the conflict dwindled to small-scale cross-border raiding.
During the thirty years' peace, the militant organization dwindled, the military sentiment greatly decreased, the industrial organization rapidly developed, the assertion of the individuality of the citizen became more decided, and many restrictive and despotic regulations were got rid of.
However, due to migration, aging, assimilation and secularization, the community dwindled to some 70 members in 2006.
Increasingly sophisticated metallurgy, pottery and stone carving led to more sophisticated weaponry and other implements even as evidenceof strong trading links with the Indus Valley and Mesopotamia dwindled.
At least twice, Homo sapiens experienced such a geneticbottleneck effect where the worldwide population dwindled to as few as 3,000 Homo sapiens around the world.
Hov Pod have been used extensively for commercial applications but large passenger craft use forlarge scale operations across the English channel dwindled out out a few years ago.
Because Hagen was on the Hollywood blacklist, in part because of her association with Paul Robeson,her film opportunities dwindled and she focused her career on New York theatre(wikipedia).
There was a belief that if a runner, even one as talented as Gebrselassie, were to start so fast, he would inevitably“blow up” in thesecond half of the race as his energy reserves dwindled and lactic acid flooded his muscles.