shrivel造句怎么写

To cause to shrivel, wither, or mature imperfectly by or as if by blast or blight.

Unless drugs firms continually bring enough new products to market to replace lost revenues they will shrivel and die.

California and Washington's premium wine grape growing regions could shrivel by up to 50 percent by 2040, warn Stanford University scientists.

As the Zimbabwe dollar gradually became worthless, civil servants, including teachers and doctors, saw their pay shrivel until there was no point in working.

Leaves shrivel in autumn.

In the deep winter, natural flowers tend to shrivel.

We will dry and shrivel up if we only have wisdom but no love.

Why finial superior from political and business circle feel so shrivel in face of financial crisis?

The most straightforward way Britain could shrivel is through Scotland voting to leave the United Kingdom next September.

Like Bill Clinton then, Barack Obama has seen his approval rating shrivel to under 50%; our YouGov poll has him at just 43%, though the average of all such polls is three points higher.

Oct. 5--Americans have seen their retirement savings shrivel, home equity evaporate and job security vanish.

With 19-20 hours of nap time. The habitat of lions has shriveled, and threatens to shrivel more.

Under the direct sunlight young plants will shrivel up.

Ligation - a tight rubber band is wrapped around the haemorrhoids to cut off their blood supply. Starved of oxygen and nutrients, the haemorrhoids shrivel.

As a result, our workforces will shrivel, almost certainly beginning in 2009.