thin down

Another way is to thin down the magnetic layer itself.

Meanwhile, the population in the bar was thinning down from ten to maybe six.

So the Government's message has thinned down in the public mind to one thing - the need to cut the deficit.

The traffic thinned down to a trickle, then to nothing.

I find nothing more tiresome than trying to thin down a full face."

The boss seemed to tighten and his eyes thinned down.

The vein had thinned down to about three feet in width.

"Still, we managed to thin down the crowd round our walls after a bit.

It had thinned down and he looked years older.

When the player count thins down, the format changes a little bit.

Out here time and space were thinning down and breaking up.

The posts are thinner down the water; and, come night, we'll try our hand at getting by them."

People were still passing by, though now the crowds were starting to thin down.

And that just may be because the fat threaten the thin down to the deepest levels of the psyche.

Despite being thinned down, the Model 1766 proved to be rugged and reliable.

The darkness, of which so much had just turned into water, had thinned down a little.

But it means thinning down the carrier defenses a little bit."

He had seen the one pseudopod that was thinned down to almost literally nothing.

"You could also use different axle grease and things like that, thin down the oil.

He stayed at the door until the stragglers had thinned down, and then came back to his seat by the fire.

Tikume's Peloi are probably spread a little thin down there.

So the distinction between somebody's personal life and his employment life is thinning down.

His handsome face thinned down to something beastial and primitive.

Wafers thinned down to 75 to 50 μm are common today.

We were getting kind of thin down there."