McGrady, Rodriguez and Eddie House are assuming major roles, while the Knicks' young prospects, Wilson Chandler and Danilo Gallinari, are shrinking from view.
Earlier this year, a prominent sociologist and democracy advocate, Saad Eddin Ibrahim, was sentenced to seven years' hard labor on trumped-up charges, and, like the Egyptian peace camp, the number of those who support true democracy is purposefully shrinking from view.
Photos transmitted from the main Rosetta spacecraft shortly after it detached included a parting shot of Philae heading toward 67P, and another that shows the lander shrinking from view.
Shockey is too important, too much the heart of the Giants, to shrink from view.
Most of us, unless we shrink from view, find ourselves being kissed, hugged and sat on – up close and personal with the arses and genitals of complete strangers.
He makes jokes about his urge to shrink from view, wondering if green-rimmed glasses, earring and white suits are the best disguise.
On 11 March NBC broadcasted the first free-to-air boxing programme in the United States for 30 years, three decades when the sport shrank from view on subscription and pay-per-view outlets.
Refuge, which had appeared to be on the horizon, began to shrink from view until Lillee, misreading a Willis half-volley that may have stuck momentarily in the pitch, chipped it up six feet short of mid-on.
Authorities still sort the truly and deserving poor from impostors, while the ugliness of want (lice, tuberculosis, flu, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, diphtheria) is not shrinking from public view (6, 7 ).
Across a career as congressman, freelance international troubleshooter, United Nations envoy in the Clinton administration and later energy secretary, Mr. Richardson was never known to shrink from public view on thorny issues.
There was something about the city of that moment that made private buildings like the temple want to flaunt their inaccessibility (think of the Case Study houses, designed for hard-to-reach hillside lots but also for magazine covers) and civic or cultural buildings (think of Dodger Stadium) to shrink from public view.
