Sentences with Die Out

The ancient traditions of the small village started to die out as modernization took over.

The popularity of the once-famous singer began to die out as new talents emerged in the music industry.

As the winter sets in, the warmth of autumn starts to die out, making way for colder days.

The popularity of traditional newspapers is expected to die out with the rise of digital media.

As technology advances, some old-fashioned skills may die out, making way for new ones.

With the depletion of natural resources, concerns arise that certain ecosystems may die out.

The custom of sending postcards from travels has started to die out in our hyper-connected world.

Over time, certain languages may die out if not actively preserved and spoken.