Sentence examples for charade down from inspiring English sources

When you think about Canadian heritage moments, the push for the best health care from people like [father of medicare] Tommy Douglas, the issue of Hep C tears that whole charade down.

The cast members even return to the T-shirt store on the boardwalk where they'll continue the extremely odd charade of holding down day jobs.

That can scare off new clients and cause longtime investors to demand their money back, which brings the charade tumbling down.

But to others, it looked like a top-down charade of participation, in which all power lay with the president.Behind the propaganda, the Bolivarian revolution was a corrupt, mismanaged affair.

Let's quit the charade, let's shut down anti-doping and let them do whatever they want," he said.

If you get to feeling like a flayed deer, use the international language of charade to bring it down a notch or two.

On our wedding day, Dan and I performed that elaborate charade: I walked down the aisle with my father.

The curtain needs to come down on this charade.

Robert Novak, criticizing the "Republican establishment" for "its charade of pretending to crack down on budget earmarks while in fact preserving its addiction to pork," is worried that the answer is yes.

They picture a bunch of Keynesians, Continentals, and self-dealing do-gooders participating in some kind of off-the-books top-down command-control charade.

The report chronicles the economic hardships that most Egyptians endure on a daily basis, the way a rotten education system lets them down, and the elaborate charade that is elections in Egypt.