Sentence examples for amends down from inspiring English sources

The Brazilian had Emre Can or Lucas snapping away at his back, regaining possession and closing down the hosts higher and higher up the pitch, while Milner and Clyne made amends down their flank to force the champions further into retreat.

Advocates have amended, sanded down and liposuctioned their bill in hopes of pleasing the mayor and the City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn.

Now we see that that 454 figure has been amended down to 429, and the following six months saw 15,269 affordable housing starts.

Rather, it should be holding the government to account, seeking to amend watered-down reforms, and insisting that the freedom bill fulfils its promise.

The Commons passed Labour's motion calling for "the prime minister to commit to publishing the government's plan for leaving the EU before article 50 is invoked" by 448 to 75 votes – a majority of 373 – after it was amended by Downing Street to "call on the government to invoke article 50 by 31 March 2017".

Campbell said Bambaataa "apologized" to him and promised to make amends by stepping down from the Zulu Nation and buying a tombstone for a Zulu member who had been a friend of Campbell.

We regularly publish revisions and the record shows our early estimates may be amended up or down.

Stringer made amends when he dotted down with five minutes to go but the Falcons, who have been rooted to the foot of the table all season, ultimately came up short.

When both sections of the glee club stage a walkout in protest against Sue and Will's constant arguing, the two make amends and Sue steps down as co-director.

There was some debate in the House of Lords, with questions and amendments covering Section 1, but the bill was not substantially amended, something North puts down to the quality of the draft prepared by the Law Commission.

In the City, analyst Mark Brumby at Langton Capital said: The legislation may be amended further down the line and the vote yesterday could be consigned to history as nothing more than a protest.