Sentence examples for withering process from inspiring English sources
Age has not even begun to get going on the withering process.
Journalists may not hasten Mr Brown's political demise, but they can frustrate and torment what may be his final months as prime minister, refracting all political news through the lens of his likely electoral defeat, hampering his efforts to accomplish anything.The incredible shrinking prime ministerThat is the withering process often suffered by unpopular, moribund governments.
The importance of the withering process for producing oolong tea was described by poet Huang Furen in his poem "送陸鴻漸棲霞寺采茶", which indicated that the processing of tea leaves is not a simple task, requiring the scaling of steep cliffs to pick the choicest leaves and the withering of the leaves under the sun and warm winds.
The withering process includes solar and indoor withering, which allows the polyphenol catechins in leaves to be oxidized, a process called "fermentation".
In an extreme example, Corvina berries undergo a withering process in the process of making the famous Ripasso and Amarone wines [ 79].
The results clearly show a very strong induction of nearly all VvSTS family members in the berry pericarp in response to the withering process.
Since watching jokes I co-wrote for our German production withering in the translation process, all their contrived weaknesses exposed, I have stopped writing jokes as such, and feel I am a better stand-up because of it.
Pressure on Johnson has been amplified by a former UK government adviser delivering a withering assessment of the process to appoint Heatherwick and Arup, although there is no suggestion either firm behaved improperly.
My initial frustration with the lack of geekery in the Adamo marketing process is withering as today the company has released a new video chock full of components, circuit boards, and laser-wielding robotic arms.
Mr. Bush not only missed the 2004 deadline but allowed the entire information-gathering process to wither.
This was observed in both senescing leaves and in berries undergoing the process of berry withering.
