| Airlines have shrunk schedules and staffs to the point of eliminating what were laughingly referred to as meals on many routes. |
| Since then, the cotton tops have been shrunk, tie-dyed, torn, cropped, coloured, encrusted with jewels and covered in zips. |
| Wilfred, now bowed and shrunk, was still smartly dressed in tweed jacket and check shirt. |
| The lives, loves and actions of everybody are shrunk down so that everyone can have their fifteen minutes of fame. |
| At one point he even threw away all his underwear, thinking it might have shrunk in the wash and be constricting his leg. |
| Better still, his ample belly has shrunk by an impressive eleven centimetres! |
