Sentence examples for brought up down from inspiring English sources

"Born and brought up down there.

There's a matter of user privacy that's worth discussing here, but it's a tangled enough topic that it's probably worth saving for another day — or, as it'll probably get brought up down below, for the comments.

"Maybe," she shrugged when that possibility was brought up, downing a shot of tequila, "but we Greeks have gone through much worse, much, much worse.

The next couple of hours brought ups and downs and a bit of a recovery, but the stock still closed for the day down 2.72percentt at $18.93 a share.

On the Bears' next drive, Jones started out with a 14-yard run, and then Muhammad caught a 9-yard pass, bringing up second down and one on the Colts' 45-yard line.

You need to be brought up, not down.

"They had 13 children, my grandparents," says Carpenter, who was himself brought up 10 doors down the street.

Inside an app, you sometimes find that there are extra options which are brought up by swiping down, if you follow me.

"Even when I'm doing a Q&A at a rugby club in west Wales it's going to be brought up 30 years down the line.

From his headquarters overlooking the fighting, the senior Ottoman commander Esad Pasa, began to co-ordinate the response, passing orders for reinforcements to be brought up and calling down artillery.

This was followed by two incomplete passes, bringing up fourth down.