Sentence examples for withering out from inspiring English sources

"We listen to it... the rumour of money withering out of the walls and floors and out of the granite kitchen countertops, turning them back to bricks and rubbles and stone".

But if a greater number of our daily transactions are mediated by computational trust systems, we may be withering out ability to handle trusting transactions.

I don't want it to wither out, I want us to thrive past this.

Legend led Withers out during "Lean on Me," eliciting cheers from fans who may or may not have known that Withers has performed live only sporadically since his first round of fame, making Saturday's show his first major public performance in more than three decades.

Just as the monstrous mother plants (only the females produce the drug) are always in danger of going uselessly to seed, the fatherless characters are withering in the worn-out soil.

After he famously gave its first show "15 out of 100," Fame Academy judge Richard Park has doled out a withering assessment of the show's co-host, Patrick Kielty.

Symington, gripping a coffee mug like a thimble in his paw, fixed me with a withering glance, then pulled out a molasses-colored bottle of 1964 Glen Grant and poured me a dollop.

But R&D indicators bear out the withering effects of the U.S. trade embargo and communist policies.

He starts out withered, and comes to vibrant life.

I want to reach out, grasp all I can and hold on instead of withering in a comfortable despair.

I want to reach out, grasp all I can, and hold on instead of withering in a comfortable despair.