Sentence examples for bump down from from inspiring English sources

The last election, in 2011, saw the party win 81 of 87 seats – a (very) slight bump down from winning 82 of 84 in 2006 and let's not even mention the heady days of 1968 , 1972 1976 and 1980 when they won all the seats.

Lewis-Francis, who won the Commonwealth 100m title in 2010, has been bumped down from the podium group to the relay-only funding level.

I'd been bumped down from honors to college prep — which was Cedar Ridge's way of saying not-going-to-college prep.

The 57-year-old, who is well known for her role in Four Weddings and a Funeral, took to Twitter to protest after being bumped down from first-class to economy.

And spliced in with all this admiration of others are his own fondly remembered disappointments: the doomed near-stardom on a shopping channel, the time he lost his solitary line in a film – effectively bumped down from bit part to extra.

Pedrosa was only fifth on the grid but made a trademark start to lead into turn one as Stoner was bumped down to fifth from pole position.

Twitter's shares began falling within seconds of the release being spotted, bumping down 7% from the day's start, and after the official release of the figures, kept going down, falling more than 18% on the day.

It brings us bumping down to earth.

Steve Armstrong leaped to catch a pass from Passero for 19 yards and a first down, and Eric Ferriol was bumped down at the 1 after a 25-yard reception.

FRANKFURT — I bumped down in Frankfurt at 10 55 AM.

The No. 7 was bumped down to third place.