Sentence examples for it shrinks in from inspiring English sources

"Siesta Key," by contrast, feels stilted and algorithmic; it shrinks in the prodigious shadows of its predecessors.

A hormone called melatonin makes us feel sleepy, and like a vampire, it shrinks in the face of bright light.

At that, it shrinks in comparison with Ives's "Universe Symphony," which opened the program in a realization and completion by Larry Austin.

The world's smallest hard drive, so tiny that it can slip in and out of digital cameras, still and video, is growing in power as it shrinks in price.

That looks like a big number, but it shrinks in context.

The right way to shrink government is to hold down the rate of growth of government so that it shrinks in real terms, over time.

The following year, though, the Army reached its greatest extent after which it shrank in size.

Economists had expected trade to grow after it shrank in June, but the rate of growth surpassed expectations.

What happened to Bach's choir during the past century was that it shrank in two washes.

The 160-by-240-pixel screen shows as much as a normal Palm screen, but it's been reduced slightly, as though it shrank in the wash.

Which meant it shrunk in the mould - and one half of the plinth is now several centimetres smaller than the other.