How to pronounce “wane” in English

begins to wane, and in many children, virtually disappears by the time they're in middle school.

The temperatures wax and wane, but our mean annual temperature in this area is, like I said, about minus 10 degrees C. So that's not so bad.

That when external interruptions waned, we saw that internal interruptions kicked in

Although I think that began to wane.

Then something in the drip began to wane.

Ketamine treatment lasts a few days and then it wanes.

And slowly, my popularity started to wane.

So our need to have quick and efficient mechanisms for making decisions won't wane, if anything, it will actually increase.

And therefore, I think you would wane.

or obligations, that doesn't wane at all.

I sat pleasantly engaged in these thoughts until the Verbaluce began to wane.

But it felt like everyone's confidence that that was really true was starting to wane as Election Day progressed.

On the steppes, tribes waxed and waned in size and power.

Second, we buy a company just as a its competitive advantage wanes.

But a minority of others, like orchids, either blossoms beautifully or wane disappointingly, depending upon how we tend and spare and care for them.

Because one of the things that genuinely baffles me is, I'd assumed that as people get more educated, tribalism would be something that wane.

The question that leads to is why is this powerful, robust, pervasive characteristic of early childhood-- why does it begin to wane as we get older?

So it's like, when intrinsic motivation wanes, we want to try and harness this identified motivation.

And this time, yes, Barry is a true wax and waner.