Sentence examples for fast withering from inspiring English sources
And the solar energy industry is a sector which is currently seeing any support it has received in the past fast withering.
As J.G. Holland once remarked, "That which grows fast, withers as rapidly.
But economists say public confidence could fast wither if Congress fails to pass a budget for the remainder of the fiscal year, wounding the economy from the inside.
That social capital has worked to replace the fast-withering welfare state.
In the wood the bracken is yellow or brown, withering fast, but red campions still flower abundantly and there are blossoms on the brambles; these will never fruit, and many of the still red berries cannot ripen unless the sun has more continuous power.
The heads on the left and right will shoot fast black wither skulls, and the middle will shoot slow, blue wither skulls can cause the wither effect.
But it seems to be withering faster in the Middle East than anywhere else.Two decades ago, when America marshalled a daunting force to toss Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait, it stood unchallenged in the region.
Confident and comfortable in his own skin, quick with a withering quip, faster still to a fire, the first to volunteer his fists to defend his buddy Tony Portela in a Houlihan's scuffle and, for years, the kind of magnet that too many women tried in vain to stick to.
Her original concept was that he might shed the kingly mantle, be just a poor player strutting, but he couldn't get out fast enough from his prosthetic withered arm.
We were in it up to our withers and sinking fast in a sea of confirmations and trading slips no one could keep track of.
