| I'll just wither and wane under all that pressure and shrivel up inside until I'm microscopic. |
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| As if Mr. Asa could read my thoughts, he bowed his head, then looked up at me with moist eyes, and I felt something shrivel inside. |
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| I'll wait for the post-election post-mortem and watch some pollster shrivel away in ignominy. |
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| Place in a hot oven for 20 minutes or until they just begin to shrivel and blacken on the outside but are still juicy inside. |
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| Woody plants including gooseberries, raspberries and even roses may suffer from dieback after their leaves wilt and shrivel and change to brown. |
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| Magnesium deficiency may be associated with the disorder of shanking, in which the bunch stems and berries shrivel before ripening. |
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| Woody plants including gooseberries, raspberries and even roses may suffer from dieback after their leaves wilt and shrivel, changing to brown. |
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| Infected green fruit turn light brown to purple, shrivel, and detach easily. |
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| The powerful shall rise and the cowards would shrivel at the falling sickness. |
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| If not harvested at the proper time, the drupes shrivel and become firmly attached to the tree making milling more difficult. |
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| For example, I was taught in medical school that at menopause the ovaries stop functioning, shrivel and dry up. |
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| Effects on hosts: On balsam fir, the infected needles shrivel up and drop prematurely. |
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| Will the Inner Niger Delta shrivel up due to climate change and water use upstream? |
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| The bypass created by the duct is no longer needed, and it starts to close and then shrivel up. |
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| When the laser light is absorbed, the vessels will shrivel up without damaging the normal skin. |
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| Young fruitlets on infected terminals may become infected through the stem and turn brown, shrivel and remain firmly attached to the tree. |
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| Those who are still employed have seen their wages stagnate and their pensions shrivel in the stockmarket crash. |
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| In advanced stages of the disease affected areas begin to shrivel or wrinkle. |
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| The desiccation spreads and the whole leaf may shrivel and drop, leaving only the petiole attached. |
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| When thrips feed on flowers, the anthers, petals and pistil turn brown and shrivel, then fall prematurely. |
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| Spittlebugs feed by sucking the sap from stems, causing them to shrivel and deform. |
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| Little shoots daring just to show their noses point for fear of a late frost comes to shrivel them up. |
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| Ours is the Caiman model, a 6x6 behemoth that weighs in at over 15 tons and makes Humvees shrivel up with feelings of inadequacy. |
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| For some time, those contractors have faced the reality of a GOP increasingly willing to shrivel defense budgets. |
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| However, if asked to bet whether right-wing apoplexy will grow or shrivel, the smart money obviously has to say the former. |
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| He wasn't going to completely ruin her night, even if something inside of her continued to shrivel and die whenever he sent his blazing gaze in her direction. |
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| I shrivel up and back away from the world. |
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| It's a wonder you don't just shrivel up and disappear. |
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| If kept in warm temperatures, potatoes will sprout and shrivel. |
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| If you sigh, cry, shrivel or shake at the thought, keep reading. |
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| When temperatures drop below freezing, Arctic springtails lose massive amounts of water and shrivel into little husks. |
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| In the course of privatization, the agency decided which companies would live and which would die, which communities would thrive and which would shrivel, and which eastern Laender would be prosperous and which would not. |
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| That love can shrink, shrivel up and regrow. |
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| Frank finally kills Nola before the monsters can get to his daughter, and they fall and shrivel up because they have no more incoming rage from their creator. |
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| As they age, they become fluffier, more anarchic and more visible as the leaves shrivel and fall. |
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| All what is left is to emboss the scales, and then the skins are placed on a plate at high temperature to shrivel up, eliminating the rest of remaining moisture which will allow the scales to swell. |
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| Keep an eye on it and you will see it begin to shrivel up. |
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| To study and observe on different sites physiological problems including berry shrivel and bunch necrosis, to determine the risk factors and develop strategies to combat them. |
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| If we don't, it can shrivel up and die, but if we do care for it-especially when we're young-imagination will always make our lives more rich, more interesting and more fun. |
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| His commanding lead over Mr Netanyahu threatened to shrivel. |
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| However, the delay of the flood caused by the filling up of the containment forebodes that, in certain circumstances, the sprouts shrivel up or dry up before the flood's arrival. |
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| It may shrivel further as official campaigning begins next week and Mr Neves becomes better known outside his home state of Minas Gerais and as inflation continues to eat into Brazilian pockets. |
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| The evergreen rosettes don't shrivel up in winter's cold. |
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| God didn't put us here to shrivel up and die. |
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| If government agrees to their demands, social programs will shrivel further, highincome individuals will get richer, and other Canadians will be impoverished. |
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| You shrivel up, your entire body contracts from your scalp to your feet. |
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| As soon as one stops learning, one's life begins to shrivel. |
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| All guess-work exploits shrivel up a good yard, or sometimes two, when brought to the measure, and the champion of the county dwindles into a clumsy clod-hopper. |
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