Sentence examples for academies down from inspiring English sources

I don't put the academies down, but he wasn't going to be the lone guy there.

£3.1m: Annual "solidarity payment" from Premier League clubs to lower-league academies – down from £5.4m in 2010.

It will range from category one "super academies" down to category four status, where clubs will pick up 16-year-olds that have been released by other teams.

The pattern is predictable and familiar, but the reminder of English football's youth policy regression always stings; the latest research, published on Tuesday, found that 11.7 per cent of top flight players graduated from their club's academy, down for the sixth successive year.

"I'm concerned that next April, May, you'll say the numbers" of rapes at the academy "went down, and what's really happened is they went underground," Ms. Fowler told the academy's new commanders, who also testified before the panel today.

Parents are demanding that the principal, Mark Yearsley and Peter Noble, the chief executive running the academy, step down.

The computer-generated images, on 20-foot-tall screens beyond the bridge's windows, went dark as the simulator at the academy shut down.

All the clamor a crowd of nearly 1000, scientists arriving at 6 a.m. for the 9 a.m. speech and lining the halls of the academy building down in Foggy Bottom, multiple ovations made it clear that the science establishment sees Obama as the spokesperson-in-chief for its interests, whether that's deserved or not.

But the saddest example came in a fine series in Sports Illustrated -- the jock academy down in Florida, run by International Management Group.

But the head and governors were worried about the arrival of a new academy down the road.

But there will still be competition with the city academy down the road, which will be regarded as the brightest and best.