Sentence examples for things get smaller from inspiring English sources

"There is no excess tissue, everything has to go back in, and any time you sew anything back together, whether your shirt, skin or heart, things get smaller and may not fit," Dr. Reardon said.

Nearby, things get smaller in angular size just as you'd expect, but beyond a redshift of about 2 or so, angular size is relatively constant, independant of distance from you, and even farther away than that, things appear bigger the farther away they are!

As with most technology, things get smaller and easier to use.

Like the big E, the poem should start clearly to give a reader a solid footing, and then as things get smaller and smaller, the reader should have to squint and figure things out.

Haven't been ashore now for five weeks and don't expect to get there for perhaps another five -- God but these things get small after that amount of time on board.... Love, I'm sorry for writing ridiculous letters like this but it makes me happy to scrawl on and on about you and all our life together; seems so far from what I am now doing far from war and Destroyers and oceans.

"I like things getting smaller and more devolved - more power for the people," he said, appearing at first to favour the SNP campaign.

But there's a fly in the truism: some things can't get smaller forever.

Dating may bring forward my worst insecurities and a lot of unfavorable feelings that I need to deal with, but it's in all that dishonesty and game playing that issues start and the fun of the whole thing starts to get smaller and smaller.

Watch every single thing in sight get smaller and smaller as you fly away.

Things get bigger and they get smaller.

The science of nanotechnology depends on the fact that when things get super small, they function differently.