Dunois, Capron, Bordelais, Renaudall with shrivelled hams, bald or bleached heads, varicose veins, and wrinkled phizzesran three kilometres in Paris in a race for men over 70 .
Into this yeasty confusion Byron injected himself at the request of English philhellenesas Howarth puts it, a "shrivelled, dyspeptic, doom-ridden little man" of 36, forlornly .
In recent months the political fortunes of Boss Randolph have shrivelled.
High-tech helps tradition to make Hungary's Tokaj wine By Krisztina Than TOKAJ, Hungary (Reuters) - The Hungarian tradition of plucking shrivelled grapes, sometimes one-by-one, to make pricey, sweet white wine dates back centuries, but growers hope new technology ...
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Stephen Colbert in Toronto Star America needs prunes. It may not be a young, sexy plum. Granted, it's shrivelled and at times hard to swallow. But this dried-up old prune has the experience we need,Colbert said.
Conrad Black in Times Online Lord Black, 63, said from his study: "The arguments started against me as a shock and awe campaign, portraying me as a thief on a massive scale, and have gradually shrivelled."
Lewis Booth in The Guardian Chief financial officer, Lewis Booth, said the company's management was feeling more positive than three months ago: "We're a little more confident that the green shoots are still there and that they haven't shrivelled up."