Sentence examples for shrinking sound from inspiring English sources

Brandenburg's genius lay in shrinking sound files down so that they could easily be sent over the internet, back when most files were huge and modems still dialled up.

Shrinking government sounds appealing.

While this talk of "shrinking" rounds might sound bearish, Ravikant does not think there should be fewer startups in the world.

In his pursuit of other bodily geography, Aldersey-Williams discusses the foot, especially the big toe, with a ballerina; recalls a brain scan; reviews a recipe for shrinking heads (it sounds a bit like cooking cabbage); and interviews an "immortalist," who is convinced the key to living forever is to solve a few technical glitches in our cells.

Van Gundy made the Knicks sound like shrinking violets.

For those of you who used to complain about the shrinking length of TV sound bites, but now you're grateful for any political blip on TV at all, take this: A local TV public-affairs show that airs five days a week.

Robert J. Thompson, professor of television at Syracuse University, said all the predictions about shrinking network news operations sounded no different from forecasts about the demise of network soap operas.

Watching Fernanda shrink at the sound of a passing male voice, it becomes clearer just how deep this trauma runs.

You may want to try pronouncing it like "shook-uh-dee-ah", then gradually working to shrink that "uh" sound until it's nothing more than a flick of the tongue.

Now picture an economy which is growing in its services sector, while shrinking in its manufacturing sector (sound familiar?).

Her very name sounds like a shrinking violet, but Welty was able, ubiquitous and always recognized, as this life shows.