run out of steam's Usage Examples:

"Immunology: When lymphocytes run out of steam".

it fairly enjoyable, but it"s clear that the band is beginning to run out of steam.

so joyful and electrifying in its first performances, had just plain run out of steam," wrote Janet Maslin, then a music critic for Rolling Stone.

Other parties beckoned however, and by 2002 the Westheimer Street Festival in Exile had largely run out of steam.

By 1989 What Fun! had run out of steam and the members went their separate ways, only to reform again in 2005.

seemed to come at a time when the Rolling Thunder Revue, so joyful and electrifying in its first performances, had just plain run out of steam," wrote Janet.

"McIlroy"s makeweights run out of steam".

His character was axed due to having "run out of steam".

But when they run out of steam, so does the screenplay.

By this time the Crusaders had run out of steam and the Salford City Reds scored three tries over the extra-time period to win the match 18–36.

"Electric rickshaws run out of steam".

but by the time of "Snowbirds Don"t Fly", Adams felt that they had run out of steam and were producing stories which lacked true relevance.

it "tame action fare" with "all the hallmarks of an idea that has run out of steam".

Synonyms:

trot, streak, hurry, run bases, hare, skitter, travel rapidly, romp, speed, scamper, lope, sprint, scuttle, rush, zip, clip, outrun, jog, scurry,

Antonyms:

recall, disarrange, hard, concise, exclude,