1.   Among the large areas, the marketing becomes intense in the spring as the crowds dwindle.

2.   And with the main attractions finished, the crowd soon dwindled.

3.   After Labor Daver, the crowds dwindle.

4.   But crowds dwindled when the pitching faltered and the Braves slipped.

5.   From there, the crowd dwindles.

6.   His crowds dwindled and his appeal seemed to evaporate the more time he spent in the state.

7.   Less than a third of the predicted thousand showed up for the kickoff of the march Sunday, and the crowd dwindled after that.

8.   Otherwise, the losses mount, the small crowds dwindle more, the accomplished athletes stay away, the trickle of outside money dries up.

9.   Sooner or later, when the teams in Baltimore, Cleveland, Arlington and Denver dwindle in the standings, the crowds will dwindle, too.

10.   Sooner or later, when the teams in Baltimore, Cleveland, Arlington and Denver dwindle in the standings, the crowds will dwindle.