Sentence examples for called down in from inspiring English sources

Unusually, Mr. Jones also sings on the recording, on a track called "Down in Memphis".

It's called "Down in Fall" and it's coming out in October on the spinART label.

When I started my [solo] career [in 1973] with Angel Clare, there was a song called Down in the Willow Garden that went: "He stabs his lover with a bayonet and throws her in the river".

Had it been a millimeter lower, it would have hit the telltale with a resounding clang and been called "down". In either case Adair would have won the point and the game, taking an all but insurmount able lead in the match.

In the 1980s, Ry Cooder & The Moula Banda Rhythm Aces had a less-than-hit song called "Down in Mississippi".

In the 1980s, Ry Cooder & The Moula Banda Rhythm Aces had a less-than-hit song called "Down in Mississippi". It celebrated a state with some of the lowest economic and social indices in the country.

More than 80 years ago, George Orwell wrote his first book, a memoir called Down And Out in Paris and London.

The remaining two thirds were either not inferred as differentially regulated (labeled as "GeneChip no Change" in Figure 4a), or were called down-regulated in iDC according to GeneChip microarray profiling data, contradictory to their presence in the iDC minus monocytes SSH cDNA library (labeled as "GeneChip Contradictory" in Figure 4a).

In the case of genes less expressed in P665 than in Messire (called down-regulated), the most abundant category was 'Primary metabolism' (25.5%).

In one well-written exchange, Mark calls down to Adam in the basement: MARK: How are you?

The 2015 DICE Tech Candidate Sentiment Survey found that 50% of candidates want recruiters to do more research before calling — down from 63% in 2013.