Sentence examples for which shrinks from inspiring English sources
Moreover, some services only let people contact paying members, which shrinks the audience still more.
Then normal vision around the edges of a huge blood clot which shrinks and eventually disappears.
That narrow window of attention which shrinks to the size of a watch face means reshaping newsrooms to match.
Most apps ignore the screen, which shrinks a little, turns black and displays "Galaxy Note Edge" in white text.
Instead, he says we should use the word "and", which "amplifies and allows", instead of "but" which "shrinks and grudges".
The TB epidemic echoes the AIDS epidemic because so many people have both, but TB can be cured in six months, which shrinks case counts rapidly.
The most severe loss was recorded at Norway's Breidalblikkbrea glacier, which shrank 3.1m (10.2ft).
Only Portugal, which shrank 3.2 percent last year, and Greece, whose economy contracted by 6.4 percent, fared worse.
Mrs. Clinton hopes to replenish the agency's staff, which shrank 38 percent from 1990 to 2007.
Ten's share was 16.2%, well ahead of the ABC which shrunk to 12%.
The crowd, which shrank in size as the night went on, whooped in appreciation.
