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"It sounded As if you were praying, " she said bravely, but she felt herself inside to be withering and shrinking.

I wish my thanks to turn into a bunch of fresh flowers without withering forever, bringing fragrance to your life.

Karl Marx assumed that taxation would be unnecessary after the advent of communism and looked forward to the "withering away of the state" .

I always thought I could rise to any occasion, stand the most withering fire, and do two or three jobs at once.

Fear is withering the soul At the point of no return We must be the change we wish to see!

Or price index rose at a stage when turnover is often quite small. Index peaked when turnover is withering.

It was a flowering out of feelings which had been withering in dry and almost barren soil for many years.

The autumn wind, is very barbed face, with tears in his eyes, like autumn in the fields of withering flower, the wind blows fall down.

But it seems to be withering faster in the Middle East than anywhere else.

This process eats into a pool of collateral already shrinking with the withering market values of many eurozone sovereigns' bonds.

This momentous decree came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of Shaman who had been seared in the flames of withering injustice.

Real friendship is not a ratten, growing up in just one night, and withering away in just one day.

Flames were coming from a human being; his body was slowly withering and shriveling up, his head blackening and charring.

In all this Mr Castro is bowing to reality. He has been withering in his criticism of the featherbedding that has bankrupted the state.

So withering has some of the criticism been that some believed that a second Bernanke term would be a tough political sell for Obama.

I had the feeling of a stray lamb looking for shelter and a withering flower looking for rain and dew.

if we say that friendship is to be a never withering flower, the sun will shine on it rising from one's heart.

In the darkness, I feel my heart withering Just as a fading flower No pains No tears .

This time I, it was the winter the withering grass, in a world of ice and snow in blur.

I knew Smith-Wesson would be subject to withering attacks from the NRA and from its competitors.

When he assumed this attitude in the courtroom, ears were always pricked up, as it usually foretold a flood of withering sarcasm.

Hence, whenever he came by, he would bring a few yong plants to replace the withering ones.

The peace of the realm was broken only when nature itself rebelled, withering the land in a decade of thirst.

On Omaha Beach, American forces fight through a withering crossfire as they leave their landing craft in rough seas.

Soil seed bank indicates the total amount of survived seeds in the upper strata of withering junk onto the soil and in the soil.

But Bloomberg will come up short, as he comes in for withering attacks from both Democrats and Republicans.

He does not suffer fools and can be withering in private about political opponents, say Belgian sources.

On the contrary, he endorsed the experiment and bravely defended it in the face of withering attacks from conservatives.

The summer sun, it is brilliant, but inadvertently, the passing quietly along the edge of the leaves, like flowers blooming and withering.

Millions of people in East-Central Europe staged peaceful protests against the existing regimes, and communism seemed to be withering away.

while on the right, the same flower appears to be withering in the same weather conditions once the protection is removed.

But his initiative has come under withering criticism from lawmakers across the political spectrum.

With your hand, you have cultivated fragrant peaches and plums and with your love never--withering flowers.

While you, heedless of its expansion, bewail the withering of your days.

The withering of the Doha world trade round has led, predictably, to a flourishing crop of alternatives.

Flaky : flat open leaf without twist and indicative of faulty withering , rolling or plucking, or a combination of these .

Across the emptying Great Plains, towns are praying that sun, wind and plant matter will stop them from withering away.

Then-Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama and his cabinet faced withering criticism over their sluggish response to the quake.

FEMA came under withering criticism for its slow and poorly co-ordinated response to Katrina, particularly to the flooding of New Orleans.

Public support for free trade has been withering for a decade, tracking the decline in middle-class American manufacturing jobs.

Not this time. The Jackson memorial may signal that Los Angeles' civic space, instead of expanding as once promised, is just withering away.

They are all powerless, drift to live, waiting for has started withering flower of life, the last imminent demise.

Looking all around the submontane grassland, you will realize that all things around are withering away.

But small firms, which account for about 41% of total employment, continued to lose a withering 158, 000 jobs per month.

Expect, instead, to read about a deep, broad and withering crisis, destined to reduce the club to dust by February.

Withering cold incapacitates an enemy more completely than deep wounds. But winter does not last forever.

No less seriously, the withering fixed-line network threatens the work of the emergency services, such as the police and fire brigade.

Finally! Never mind the higher bill at the mall; the news that China's cheap labor advantage is withering away is momentous.

I wish to be your soul, Except that the earth was exterminating , And the life was withering, Nothing could make me apart from you.

He also stated that, love, just like flower in nature, experiences blooming and withering all the time, never stops.

The invention provides a processing method for white tea, which comprises raw material, withering, pile-fermentation and drying.

time like water, those lost time, those of withering happiness, those who deserted warm, and in which corner to calm.

But the withering of her support with voters since then has been relentless.

Then, with the withering of dry and cold climate, there appeared stiff clay sediment in the delta of the Changjiang River.

But in the other, the flower, moved outside and without the protection of the greenhouse, is withering in the thunderstorm.

Method: To determine the withering rate of T lymphocyte by flow cytometer.

Another significant discovery was withering of the monument's white marble and red sandstone structure.

The beefy attendant leaned over the bar and fixed a withering glare on his customer.

my tears Reveal it, as bright drops of dew Reveal the secret of a withering rose.

The squirrel works hard in the withering heat all summer long, building and improving his house and laying up supplies for the winter.

Objective: To discuss the duration of withering in rats spermatogenic cells induced by artificial cryptorchism.

In the face of such withering criticism, it's tempting to ignore the whole profession.

afire with annihilating invective; a devastating portrait of human folly; to compliments inflated I've a withering reply- W. S. Gilbert.

Middle adulthood was chosen to ensure the data were not fudged by the effects of either early development or old-age withering.

His first novel, "Triple Door, " plumbed the adolescent angst of those withering under the pressures of family and school.

With the expansion of financial tsunami, the global auto market is dramatically withering, so this . . .

Beijing has appeared unmoved by withering international criticism over its friendship with Mr. Bashir.

While the Great Recession dealt a blow to Wall Street oligarchs, it greatly accelerated the withering of the broad middle.

Those who once the withering memory is hovering in a quiet night sky, Never need to forget, Because has never forgotten.

"And next year we can buy them again, " Kevin replies. He shoots me a withering look. I try not to notice.

Socrates was withering when it came to a polished rhetorical performance.

A basket of never-withering flowers, rich and spunky , symbolizes my love and best wishes to my daughter.

Even before the first one took place this week, the very idea of the hearings came under withering fire from liberal America.

Youth flourishing , can't have lonely like being a leaf , having being in full bloom , also, having withering , having.

Herbs, perennial, glabrous, withering during summer, sprouting in winter to early spring.

Mr. Li said: " our horsebeans and canola are dried up without water and the grain crops are withering. "

White basic process is the withering of primary processing, baking (or dried), soliciting tick, multiple thermal and other processes.

A bunch of hothouse flowers was withering upon a tiny writing-table.

It's fall already, getting cold, and everything is prepping for a long sleep and the withering phase.

Before red blood cell withering away, in blood's box hemoglobin maintains relatively invariable.

Crops are withering, and on Tokelau people are subsisting on bottled water after six months of scant rainfall.

Hitherto the withering flowers can' t withstand the sunshine notwithstanding my care.

He has been withering in his criticism of the featherbedding that has bankrupted the state.

Older people are complaining that the old values are withering away in this free society.

Bismillah, a district police chief in whose Maimana suburb of domed clay houses and withering apricot orchards Samaruddin's body was buried.

Spitzer's infrared array camera detected this material expelled from the withering star.

Can statues of killer-bees and storytelling festivals stop the country's smallest towns from withering away?

Money funds have also benefited from a withering of the competition.

Some problems of withering, failing and being overgrown with weeds during the process of. . .

Microsoft and Yahoo! have both reaped withering criticism for co-operating in these cases.

"I don't agree with the notion that the state-run enterprises are advancing while the private sector is withering, " Peng said.

Days slide away furtively accompanied by the bloom and the withering of flowers.

It received withering criticism from aid agencies and diplomats.

Mr. Chen sized him up again with a withering look.

However, how could someone like that know exactly how mang plants were there withering?

Foliage dull dark green at tips or margins of leaflets and withering of older leaves.

And Japan has yet to recover fully from the withering effects of the 2008 global financial crisis.

The withering of ancient skills was a doleful theme in Shahabpur.

But now that industry, like much of finance, is withering.

For many in Vorkuta, the prospect of their town withering away is a tragedy.

There having been no rain for about a month, the crops are withering.

Who had been seared in the flames of withering hatred.

If you don't find a new path of development, traditional newspaper we really have to face the fate of the withering away of the ". "

Then the Das Reich panzers put down withering fire to halt their attack.

He is probably smarter than his older sister, who escaped her withering rural roots for Yale.

They endured withering fire to achieve their mission.

The temperature of water in rice fields goes beyond 40 degrees and the tall rice plants fresh from the rice seedling beds are withering.

Withering is a key process in the formation of white tea quality.

It is in this withering silence, the fall last drop of dew.

The growth in public agricultural-research spending peaked in the 1970s and has been withering ever since.

Without the withering of lolis, how can there be the charming smiles of mature women?

Since withering pain no power possessed.

Weave from the harp and lute a veil around my withering heart.

We should be treating them as pariahs, subjecting them at every opportunity to withering scorn.

The real charm, is faint fragrance from the withering flower, to our human beings the knowledge and the spiritual depth.

The peonies are withering now. If you would go, I would accompany you.

One night I dreamt a white rose withering.

My daddy, Darigal saved you from withering in the extreme heat.

And the flowers are withering fast!

This is why last week's news about the withering green shoots is so important.

We lament the withering of all things.

At the same time, a devastating drought was withering Russia's crops.

Mine, as I recall, was a withering look from my father.

But state enterprises have been withering for 30 years, and North Koreans do all they can to escape work in them.

Effects of the hot soup soaking seed and triadimefon on the incidence rate of carrot spotted withering disease

Falling and withering like the dreams

Experimental Research on Changes of Blood Biochemical Indexes and Cell Withering during Exercises

Effects of withering technology by natural spreading on improving quality of persimmon leaf tea

I think I can only hold hands the withering roses

Expression and Meaning of Villus Cell-withering in the Patients Whose Embryos Stop Developing

Radical leaves in a dense rosette, usually withering in fruit;

The effects of withering poplar branch on the reproductive behavior of cotton bollworm

They photograph shops or goods that fail to make the grade, and post pictures online with detailed and withering criticism;

Leaves alternate, subsessile, lower leaves small, withering early, upper leaves crowded, subverticillate;

On the Ecological Process and Institutional Process of Enterprise's Withering Away

Experiment of withering with artificial lighting for oolong tea

Globalization and States and Nations Withering

Improving quality of ginkgo tea by withering technology

An technique means to measure the withering soil humidity

Just like a withering flower

Your waning desires brought to fire where your withering life has been mourned

Effect of Aquatic Higher Plants Withering through Winter onWater Quality of Creeks

Study on the Mechanism of Plant Cell Withering and Falling

The Withering Trees Whisper of Winter Dreams

At the turn of the tide, is withering thee

The beauty of the withering flower

Leaves basal, rarely 1- or 2 along basal part of peduncle, usually withering by anthesis;

withering away of the state

in the flames of withering injustice

The Withering of the Boughs

Talk about the Withering Away of Library

The effect of FNZ on cell withering and the Pathomorphological changes in cerebral ischemic reperfusion

Fear is withering in the soul

I am the withering rose