Sentence examples for began going down from inspiring English sources

"When I began going down LSO, that's when things started happening for me," he says.

With entrepreneurs like Hult fleeing, the economy began going down the tubes.

Kelly and his lieutenants began going down the list of Southwest sacraments: short hauls only, no travel agents, no first-class cabins, no tickets, no meals, no gates at major airports and no extra fees.

However, the price index of INE (Spanish Statistical Office) began going down in September of 2007, the prices of the Official Association of Notaries on July of 2007, and the index of Fotocasa-IESE (ask prices) started going down in June of 2007.

The U-boat began going down by the bow, becoming nearly vertical before disappearing below the surface.

Showing the level up to his chest he says, "The water used to come here when we were at the shore..and then slowly by slowly it began going down.

The coaster begins going down various drops before Homer gets hit by the wrecking ball controlled by Sideshow Bob before it smashes into the track, breaking it.

Then whenever you notice yourself resisting what is, you can saunter (or plod, depending on your mood) over to your resistance shifting cheat sheet and begin going down the list applying these practices until you feel your natural state of thriving return.

The stock quickly began to tank, going down around 9% by the time trading was halted at 12 50 pm EDT.

Consumption of paper and cardboard began to decline in 2001, the amount of household waste produced by each person in the UK began to fall in 2003, and consumption of water began to go down from 2004, all at a time of rising population and GDP.

Another weakness of the technique is that, from courtesy to the audience and the bar staff, there still has to be a moment when the performance formally begins, with lights going down in the auditorium, if not on stage.