Sentence examples for be coming down over from inspiring English sources

These numbers need to be coming down over time," he said.

Prices were coming down over that year.

From the northwest, a light breeze was coming down over the sedge fen.

Instead of troops landing on the peninsula, as we had been led to believe, they were coming down over the mountains.

But it refused to state the size of the operating loss, a signal that a veil is coming down over Chrysler, now owned by the private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management in a deal that closed Aug. 3.

While there always seems to be a movement to save the Stone Pony, the Doo-Wop motels -- most from the 1950's and early 60's -- have been coming down over the last few years as property values in the Wildwoods have soared.

"It has been coming down over the last two years but bringing business, jobs and growth to Telford is wholly dependent on connecting it to the wider infrastructure of the country," she said.

Biden, during his MSNBC appearance last week, said a chart showing an increase in U.S. deployments this year would be "coming down as rapidly over the next two years". The ambiguity over the meaning of the July 2011 deadline has generated uncertainty over the president's intent.

Already the scaffolding on some of the buildings is coming down, and over the next two years, the pieces of a very different campus will become visible.

Energy regulators want governments to press ahead with the scheme and introduce it in the window where electricity prices are coming down – so over the next two years – to help minimise any public resistance to the change.

"All my life I've been told that walls are coming down all over the world and all I've seen is walls going up! Tijuana, Palestine – and now you've put one between Calais and Dover".