Sentence examples for cutting downwards from inspiring English sources
The sedimentary record of delta-front to prodelta transition that developed during the early Pliocene (Bajo Segura Basin, peri-Mediterranean Betic Cordillera Basin) represents an unusual infilling of an incised valley cutting downwards into late Messinian pelagic marls.
Sigurd uses his sword Gram to cut the corslet, starting from the neck of the corslet downwards, he continues cutting down her sleeves, and takes the corslet off of her.
Cut off downwards growing branches.
Jeremy Green, an analyst at Ovum, said Vodafone had taken a step towards cutting data charges but added: "There is a sense in which Vodafone is making a virtue of an impending necessity since regulatory pressures are reducing, pushing data roaming charges downwards".
Mind the Fiscal Gap June 2, 2014 David Torrance (@davidtorrance) @RuthDavidsonMSP repeats several times that she's "a tax-cutting Unionist"; clear intention to move fiscal levers downwards... #Strathclyde June 2, 2014 Tom Freeman (@tomwfreeman) Strathclyde report a much clearer view of future of devolution - no more subsidy, for better or worse.
The cutting room floor is littered with their revised economic forecasts as they have adjusted their sights downwards.
Earlier, the Glasgow parents of Diane Watson outlined with a steely determination how certain members of the press turned the tragedy of their daughter's death into a downwards spiral of devastation that left their son taking his own life clutching newspaper and magazine cuttings about his sister.
