Sentence examples for distinctly down from inspiring English sources

Compiled from figures provided by 26 firms belonging to the Real Estate Board, the report was based on data about 469 co-ops that changed hands in April, May and June, up from 441 in the first quarter but distinctly down from the 618 sold in the second quarter of 2000.

Distinctly down to earth, the [duke] was rarely seen without a Diet Coke and a cigarette (later electric).

Groppi's was once at the heart of cosmopolitan Cairo and was famous for its French pastries; now it is owned by a conservative businessman, and is distinctly down at heel.

Despite its rich industrial heritage, Leeds lost its way in the late 20th century and began to look distinctly down at heel.

But with velvet-flocked chiffon tops following distinctly down-market dresses with gold sequined star bursts, it was hard to tell which direction Ms. Tam was taking.

In a distinctly down-market section of Los Angeles, Truth Calvin Klein was on available in the locked display case at a Sav-On Drug Store: the price was $39.99.

Historical periods are elided for Ariadne's encounter with the god Bacchus - her cave is a dressing table, her attendants wear 18th-century costumes, and Zerbinetta is got up as a distinctly down-market tart, determinedly pursued by Nathan Gunn's Harlequin, although Petersen sings her big aria with such elan and touching belief in its sentiments she becomes a far more substantial personality.

His rationale for this reclassification was the species' distinctly down-turned lower tusks.

They see Psycho as distinctly down-market and unseemly, unworthy of the studio or its most prestigious brand-name director.

"I remember distinctly going down to the SCG and watching him [Ian] play," says the Gold Coast-born, Sydney-raised Healy.

We gathered from this announcement that ABC felt distinctly let down by the boys in the back room, that it had counted doing business with orderly vacuums and had, instead, run up against people with opinions.