Sentence examples for withering notices from inspiring English sources
What we most like, of course, are the withering notices.
The award-winning composer had surgery for prostate cancer in 2009 and it wasn't until 2010 that it finally opened in London's West End, only to receive withering notices and close within a year-and-a-half.
A small show of his work, in 2003, at the Whitney Museum's Altria project space, in midtown Manhattan, drew a withering notice from the Times critic Roberta Smith.
So sure is Hallström's pacing that you barely notice the withering moral of the tale: when the money is big enough, everyone is a mug.
The study may have significance far beyond Arabidopsis; Dr. Bomblies, who last year won a MacArthur Foundation fellowship for her research, notes that breeders have noticed the withering of different strains' offspring in a variety of species, including wheat, tobacco, cotton and the houseplant Streptocarpus.
Six years ago, Mr. Finiki started noticing that his plants were withering, and he raised the beds.
"It withered away and nobody noticed," Jen Guarino, a former chief executive of the leather-goods maker J. W. Hulme, said of the skilled sewing work force.
It's impossible not to notice that withered leaves are crunching under my feet as I take one last walk in my flip-flops before retiring them until next summer.
The Withering Representative Alexander Smyth of Virginia, a garrulous old general from the War of 1812, noticed that another of his endless speeches was boring Representative Henry Clay of Kentucky.
The notices going out to teachers warn not that they will be fired, Ms. Withers said, but that they might be.
