It always has, and he doesn't shrink away from it.
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That's when they disinvite journalists and they shrink away from interviews.
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We didn't do all this so you could shrink away on us.
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As would-be sponsors shrink away, more children are stranded in federal custody.
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We must never shrink away about telling the truth about evil in our time.
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And she told me never to shrink away from it — that it should be enjoyed.
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And she told me never to shrink away from it—that it should be enjoyed.
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They want us to live in fear and shrink away, and that gives them the power.
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All too often, women are made to feel like they're supposed to shrink away or be quiet.
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When we feel shame there is an immediate constriction; we physically and mentally shrink away from others.
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My poor self-image led me to that string of bad relationships where I tried to shrink away.
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It's uncomfortable, sure, but also feels somehow right even though you've been taught to shrink away from it.
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We have to rise to the occasion, and not shrink away from it, even when it's hard, especially when it's hard.
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It was almost ten years ago that we forced Britney to shrink away from the limelight for our desperation to own her.
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"We have to rise to the occasion, and not shrink away from it, even when it's hard, especially when it's hard," it said.
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When they see the United States shrink away from this challenge that puts United States citizens at risk, they think they've achieved a victory.
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As OPEC's third largest oil producer sees its customers shrink away for fear of U.S. penalties, some market watchers predict oil surpassing $100 a barrel.
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Hopefully in less than 100 years we'll see cancer and heart disease shrink away as primary causes of death just as TB and pneumonia did before.
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"Once we do that, the positive and negative effects of talking about mental illnesses online shrink away because what we're doing is just having a real discussion," she says.
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The group said they have forged a strong, familial bond filming the show, which does not shrink away from the brutal, soul-crushing reality of slavery in the Antebellum South.
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Yet still, I think to deny Snape's humanity — to shrink away from the complexity of the darkness he represents — is to miss the point of the Harry Potter series altogether.
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But having himself intervened in Libya, he insisted that Chilcot's criticisms did not mean that military intervention was always wrong or that Britain should now shrink away from a world role.
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It was evident in his need for control in intimate relationships, he explained, his instinct to shrink away from physical contact, and his fear of letting anyone get too close to him.
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As her satellite feed window began to shrink away and her microphone faded out, she mouthed the words "You're a sexist pig" so clearly that it's as if they're blaring through in surround sound.
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People shrink away from the declarations of life-insurance companies and funeral-planning services ("you're guaranteed to be accepted for a funeral plan if you're 50 or over"), dismissing them as unpleasant and, unsurprisingly, morbid.
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Some argue it would be more effective to fight what they see as China's unfair trade practices through the World Trade Organization (WTO) instead of threatening seismic trade penalties only to shrink away from them when faced with retaliation.
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A few years after his DWTS stint, Kardashian gradually began to shrink away from the public eye, living a reclusive lifestyle and taking a hiatus from his family's reality show for nearly two years while battling extreme weight gain and depression.
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Miguel Cabrera drove in three runs with a double and a single to reach 74 RBIs and then watched a 6-1 lead slowly shrink away Saturday night before Detroit held on to beat the New York Mets 6-31 for its 10th win in 11 games.
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As Percival enters the castle gates, Godfrey reacts in fear; and his guards and Lady Jean shrink away in horror. The villagers storm the castle and Percival and Jean are reunited. Everyone finds Godfrey cringing and groaning on his throne. He is twisting in pain and starting to take on an animal-like appearance.
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It has been suggested that the reason for the wagon stopping at the ford was to allow the river water to cool the horses' legs and to soak the wheels. In hot dry weather, the wooden wheels would shrink away from their metal rims. Wetting the wheels reduced the shrinkage and kept the outer metal band in place.
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The correct environment of air, mineral nutrients and water directs plant roots to grow in any direction to meet the plant's needs. Roots will shy or shrink away from dry or other poor soil conditions. Gravitropism directs roots to grow downward at germination, the growth mechanism of plants that also causes the shoot to grow upward. Fluorescent imaging of an emerging lateral root.
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In the spinodal region of the phase diagram, the free-energy can be lowered by allowing the components to separate, thus increasing the relative concentration of a component material in a particular region of the material. The concentration will continue to increase until the material reaches the stable part of the phase diagram. Very large regions of material will change their concentration slowly due to the amount of material which must be moved. Very small regions will shrink away due to the energy cost in maintaining an interface between two dissimilar component materials.
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Such plaster was known as wattle and daub, raddle and daub, or pug, and was applied simultaneously by two men one on either side of the wall. This was allowed to dry hard before whitewashing, and was very tough, having the added advantage of being cheap. It was not, however, an entirely satisfactory building material, as it tended to shrink away from the beams in dry weather, and soaked up the moisture in wet weather. The interior walls would have been wainscoted with oak panelling usually "chair-high", the rest being stuccoed and covered either with wallpaper, or painted decoration.
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He manages to jam his arm between the closing doors, but the people in reach shrink away. He frustratedly pulls his arm out of the door and, after glancing to his left, begins strolling nonchalantly past the train, its occupants jammed against the window watching him. The camera cuts ahead to reveal a lone straggler who failed to make it onto the train. As he spots the tagged man, he turns to flee and the commercial ends with the pair continuing the chase outside of the view of the camera, a superimposed swoosh accompanying the campaign tagline, "Play".
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As the Sun rises the shadows will shorten, appearing to shrink away from the western walls until the Sun reaches solar noon. The shadows of the three western walls then grow towards the eastern walls as the Sun continues west. On the day of a summer solstice at daybreak sunlight passing through the window of the northeastern wall also passes through the window of the southwestern wall. As the Sun rises the light through the window travels down a path sandblasted into the southwestern wall and then travels along a line marked in the circular concrete pad.
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The Pied Piper In The Pied Piper—originally titled Der Zauber (The Magic)—the musicus bewitches the children as Cœur, confused and disappointed, withdraws into the heart of the Eve statue. The adults, too, become frightened and shrink away against the walls and into the corners and watch as the Pied Piper enchants their children. It is a game of mimicry, in which the children try to imitate everything that the flute player demonstrates to them, accompanied by a rapid succession of sound-scenes from the real world. In the end, the Pied Piper dupes the children into removing their shoes and piling them up in a heap.
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