Sentence examples for call it down from inspiring English sources

People down here -- and they call it "down here" -- are always weighing the tradeoffs they make.

'Bowling dry', they call it down under, and the Antipodeans, who have to win this game to level the series, were neutered.

Or as they call it down south, a double-wide margin.

On the dinner shift, or supper — which is what we call it down this way — we're the ones who prepared the last meals because executions took place there at the Walls Unit.

A voice-over blithely commented that yagé, as they call it down there, typically caused severe nausea in the user, and that the Indians regarded this as an important function of the drug, which was a purga del anima, or purge of the soul.

Before, seven years ago, I lived in Chicago ("up north" as we call it down here).

They were making brilliantly crafted modern soul and funk that had the tough southern edge of the Atlanta ghetto (or trap, as they called it down there) but sounded like nothing else.

But this time, the continental shelf, as Larkin called it, down which we totter into decrepitude, has become abruptly steeper.

He is always "roading", as he calls it, down the criss-crossing tracks that quaintly preserve their A-road designations.

He acknowledged that the top 10 settlements were skewed toward foreign companies, but said: "I am convinced that we are calling it down the middle.

People are drinking more, and cheaper, wine; industry people call it "trading down," a sharp reversal after decades of aspirational consumption.