Sentence examples for shrunken look from inspiring English sources

His old pug's face has the shrunken look of a jack-o'-lantern left out in the weather after Halloween.

The new jacket has a slightly shrunken look, with small shoulders and narrow sleeves, and it can be found in a range of prices, from about $150 for one in oyster corduroy at Club Monaco to $1,495 for Saint Laurent's velvet style.

To get the shrunken look, the duo took dual videos of the the legendary art mecca, and later lowered the first plane onto the second until achieving the desired effect.

While Mr. Browne is best known for his 1920s Ivy League-style and shrunken-look suits, his best-selling item for years has been his plain white oxford cloth button-down shirt, which, in the high-priced world of fancy shirting, is a relative bargain at $195.

It's hard to imagine there are too many followers for the clownish plaids that Rei Kawakubo showed at Comme des Garcons, although the models came out whirling and jiving to the rock music with such youthful exuberance that the many plaid trousers and shrunken-looking jackets seemed an antidote to the strait-laced elegance attempting to return to men's fashion.

Axial US image shows a small, crenated, shrunken-looking ocular globe with calcified walls (arrows).

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At the time of sale, The Mail on Sunday said of Pike, "Stooped and shrunken, his face looks like a weathered Easter Island statue and when he walks he shuffles unsteadily, bowed by a life of excess.

The 60 Quechua women running this market in Ccaccaccollo, 15 miles north-east of Cusco and about 80 east of Macchu Picchu, source Andean materials to dye clothes, from qolle, a shrunken cauliflower-looking plant, to cochinillas, which are small insects that burrow into cacti.

You see it in the way his male models look, with their boyish, slightly shrunken-looking clothes, as if they weren't ready for the grown-up world of strait-laced suits and conventional commerce.

In Kazakhstan a few years ago, I journeyed laboriously to the shrunken Aral Sea to look at a contentious new energy producing area.