Sentence examples for comes down first from inspiring English sources

The gallop, which is a horse's fastest gait, is usually a three-beat pace: the horse comes down first on one hind leg, then, simultaneously, on the diagonally opposite foreleg and the other hind leg, and finally on the other foreleg.

Take his disquisition on detail, which comes down first to asserting its importance, then to questioning its all-importance, and then, after serving up a list of some of his very favorite fictional details, to defining the apt, exquisite detail much as a judge once defined obscenity: as something he knows when he sees it.

But the building would have to come down first.

"The next year, the eggnog came down first and then the cookies," she recalled.

I even knew it would be Armstrong's left foot that would come down first.

The flag needed to come down first before they could address the other social issues".

One large piece came down first, and suddenly something changed dramatically.

Gradually, the price has come down — first to half a million, then to a quarter of a million, and last year to a hundred and eighty-five thundred and eighty-five

"We came down first to fight fires at Great Dismal Swamp in Virginia," said Shannon Gurney, a 31-year-old ranger at the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge in Wells, Maine.

That's important too, notes Bairstow, because "no one buys without coming down first".

He said that carrier fees in parts of Europe will come down first and hopefully roll out to the Americas and remaining parts of the world.