Sentence examples for getting shrink from inspiring English sources

GIRLS' POKER NIGHT By Jill A. Davis Random House ($23.95, hardcover) When I knew I'd be moving to New York, I did two things: alerted my friends who live in New York and started getting shrink referrals -- but not from any of my friends in New York, because it's obvious that not a single one of them has been cured.

This doesn't happen with developer packages, where the construction processes and materials dictate design and things get shrunk to make them fit on a site".

And then he went after the private sector unions and made Wisconsin a right-to-work state--all the while making private school vouchers available to all, increasing gun rights, holding the line on gay marriage, making abortion difficult to get, shrinking the size of government, and, best of all, cutting (some) taxes.

Who's ready to learn all about the human body's circulatory system by getting shrunk down and venturing inside one of your classmates?

So guess what gets shrunk?

"Has it got shrunk?" "No, it was always like this".

After the show ended, van Herpen climbed into a bag and got shrink-wrapped, too.

As for Paul, you can't help feeling that, ground down as he was, he didn't need to get shrunk in the first place.

From the age of seven, Napravnik spent her weekends riding on the mid-Atlantic pony racing circuit – horseracing that got shrunk in the wash.

And you'll need to get "shrunk," as industrial psychologist Stephen Laser calls it.

In RIM, the topology gets shrunk inward which leads to significant loss of coverage at network periphery.