How To Use Slim down In A Sentence
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Her powerful figure may also be behind a new trend to bulk up rather than slim down.
The Sun
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Again it took three months of sweat to slim down to Air Force standards.
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This chef to the rich and calorie-conscious has inspired waist-watchers far and wide to resurrect hope, if not shape up and slim down.
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Although Gemma has been a keen supporter of strongman competitions since she was small, she only started training in a gym six months ago, in an attempt to slim down for her singing career.
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He was told by Davis to slim down by the next minicamp, which was held last week.
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But if you want to slim down, consider some additional ways to reduce your fat intake.
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A nutrition expert slammed the ‘lose weight’ order saying the pop world had gone mad if the girls had been told to slim down.
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Kirchhof believes he can slim down or scrap more than 90,000 tax rules and 418 tax exemptions.
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Sure, there have been times when the organisation got fat and it was necessary to slim down.
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She said her weight loss had inspired her to get to work and help other people to slim down.
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He'd begun to slim down just before he was cast in Hercules and had to quickly put that process into reverse.
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For anyone trying to slim down, a body-fat test is a better way to monitor progress than the scale is.
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She had bought a gown three sizes too small hoping to slim down to fit it.
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Then he found he had overdone things and had to slim down.
Times, Sunday Times
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She has enlisted Tracy Anderson, the celebrity trainer who rid Gwyneth Paltrow of her batwings, to help her slim down for the big day, Us Weekly reports.
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You can use extraction tools to slim down applications that depend on class libraries.
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Women are reported to have liposuction to slim down tubby toes, or unsightly misshapen bones whittled smooth by laser.
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For the sake of her heart and her health, I wish she could slim down a little, but that said, she is a one-off who has made it to the top and deserves to stay there for a while.
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Many firms have had little choice but to slim down.
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He wants to slim down the civil service to free money for extra spending on health, education, defence and housing.
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Then he found he had overdone things and had to slim down.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sometimes a jockey is unable to slim down to the weight allocated to a particular horse.
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Immigrants who made money often tried to slim down to appear to be longtime members of the aristocracy.
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Have the courage to slim down the size of the workforce.
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With half of all Britons overweight, the government's plan to get us to slim down looks like a daunting task.
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Good nutrition is crucial when you're attempting to slim down.
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Then a new job as a spa chef in Hawaii motivated her to slim down.
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It is not our intention to slim down the workforce.
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He said his aim was to slim down the targets to the essential ones, but refused to follow the Liberal Democrats and Tories, who argue they should be abolished altogether.
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Take some omega - 3 supplements before your daily workout, and you may slim down.
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She said her weight loss had inspired her to get to work and help other people to slim down.
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In fact, the loss in value of equity holdings meant some funds needed to slim down their property portfolios.
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Therefore it may not be possible to slim down an area as much as you might like.
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Her powerful figure may also be behind a new trend to bulk up rather than slim down.
The Sun
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She had bought a gown three sizes too small hoping to slim down to fit it.
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Huezo's husband has a grapefruit-sized lump in his stomach where he had injections to slim down.
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And overweight people have to decide for themselves whether they want to slim down.
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At home I have big vats of cabbage soup that I make to slim down.
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I am consistent with my eating habits and exercise routine but still cannot slim down my hips and thighs.
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If they don't slim down by age 20, their life expectancy will drop by up to 20 years.
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And overweight people have to decide for themselves whether they want to slim down.
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Canada spends far too much time obsessing over "fatness" - that is, on trying to slim down the obese (24 per cent of Canadians) and the merely overweight (37 per cent).
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