Sentence examples for has withered before the from inspiring English sources
His secular notion of identity has withered before the ascent of sectarian and religious forces.
The strike, against 17 rebel tanks making their debut on the battlefield, was a particularly untimely setback for a campaign that had lost momentum in the past week and has withered before the pro-Qaddafi forces' overwhelming advantage in equipment and heavy weapons.
Publicly financed art festivals have grown almost epidemic across France--and they have proved powerful motors to local economies where old craft shops and factories have withered before the grasp of globalization.
Once the flower has withered, but before the seed head begins to form, you can remove the spent flower quickly and easily.
Competitiveness has withered on the vine.
Its use has withered since the peace agreement in 1998.
The BBC says that the programme has withered as music-lovers have become better served.
With Dernard Robinson on the bench after having his wrist folded the wrong way before the half, Michigan's passing offense has withered with freshman Russell Bellomy behind center.
More than seven years later, the romance has withered.
