Sentence examples for depression down from inspiring English sources
"It's like a depression down here," said Wilbur Collins, an unemployed factory worker.
The geophysical observations image the developing sinkhole to a depth of some 50 m, the presence of the Travertino lithotype around the depression (down to at least 40 m), and the lack of this lithotype below the lowered area.
Santana asked me, "If I can't trust the brother to my left or the sister to my right, how the hell do I go to work in the morning?" The president of USW Local 13-1, Lee Medley, is a big man, a fourth-generation union member, the descendent of coal miners in West Virginia and Pennsylvania who followed work after the Great Depression down to refineries and plants in South Texas.
Don't let them abuse you, even if you accept it at the point and time, this could lead to problems like depression down the road (especially if you are a younger sibling).
Stinesville had begun to decline after 1893, when a depression shut down the limestone quarries.
There are still times when the depression hammers down and months vanish out from under me, when the suicidal ideation returns.
The pain of the Depression was down to deflation, in this view, and the pain of the 1970s to accelerating inflation.
In the analogy, a marble placed near the depression rolls down the slope toward the bowling ball as if pulled by a force.
But as the Depression dragged down Canadian farmers, the questions of how farm products were sold and at what prices became more urgent to him than how they were produced.
In many sailors, the name Fastnet raises thoughts of the legendary storm that demolished the 1979 race, when a deep depression bore down on the fleet like a bowling ball falling on a flotilla of matchsticks.
Bizarrely, the two areas where men can make a real difference are those that are thought to be an exclusively female preserve; in families where men are more involved the success rate of breast-feeding goes up and the incidence of post-natal depression goes down".
