Sentence examples for brought down off from inspiring English sources

That's me brought down off my first-day-of-the-Open high already.

Every piece of rubbish or equipment was brought down off the mountain: not only his own, but also the tattered tents and empty cartons discarded by other people.

Family pictures, at the time, were relegated to the confines of handsomely bound photo albums, where they would gather dust until they were ceremoniously brought down off the shelf and passed around.

#SydneyStorm making an appearance at Merewether Beach, Newcastle pic.twitter.com/EUscwLzt1X Strong winds brought down trees, power lines, tore off roofs in some areas and forced a number of international and domestic flights to be diverted to other cities.

His ideas, married to the printing press essentially brought down the Catholic Church and set off the Protestant Reformation.

Swissair never seemed to regain a firm footing after a fire in 1998 brought down a New York-Geneva flight off Nova Scotia, killing 229 people.

Radio and television communication towers may be brought down to cut off the flow of the regime's propaganda.

Before the dams would come down, starting in 2020, Kempthorne and others say that scientists and engineers must first determine how much silt sits behind the dams and how the dams can be brought down without choking off aquatic life downstream.

Remembering that can help to bring you down off of an anxiety high.

Al Franken, who was playing President pro tem (the novelty of that has not worn off), brought down the gavel: 68-31.

The book's postscript goes up through the 2008 election, when Al Lamberti, who was appointed to the position after federal corruption charges brought down his predecessor, held off a Democratic challenger named Scott Israel.