Sentence examples for a takedown of from inspiring English sources

"There was essentially a takedown of several defendants".

The wrestlers returned to the center and Dake responded with a takedown of his own.

Dean Burnett on fine form with a takedown of recent stories about edible suncream.

So relax: this isn't a takedown of Chris Hemsworth, because that would be ridiculous.

The most popular clip, a takedown of a Fox News debate about Israel's foreign policy, has 3.2 million hits.

Decorating is a profession that often ends up as a punch line in a takedown of the 1 percent.

A takedown of Air BnB (which York pronounces hilariously, Air Buh-nuh-Buh) is sharp but repeated jabs at Shoreditch and hipsters feel passe.

Stephens tried desperately the whole fight to land a takedown but Holloway stood firm and even landed a takedown of his own in the third.

And yet Burnshaw was not a fan of the book, and took it as an occasion to write a takedown of Stevens's thinking generally.

Columbia Journalism Review has a takedown of a "study" from American Enterprise Institute purporting to show that inequality hasn't increased, after all.

It is intriguing that this episode featured a takedown of Gawker, which owns Jezebel – which has, of course, been feuding with Lena Dunham over those Vogue pictures.