| It's technically very proficient, and revealing about contemporary life in Russia, though it does tend to fizzle out in the final reel. |
| Can we make a charge for a European place, or will the season fizzle out disappointingly? |
| But, unenviably, they had also become the first Greek church to fizzle out and stop giving. |
| An official from the meteorological office said forecasts indicated the cyclone could fizzle out before reaching Mozambique. |
| Suddenly, the lights fizzle out, and all that can be heard are the bombings of an air raid outside. |
| The university employers' body also arrogantly dismissed the action, believing the boycott would fizzle out. |
