Sentence examples for down a tad from inspiring English sources
The game's slowing down a tad, as one or two heavy challenges fly in, but there's not too much in the way of nastiness going on here.
Of the desserts, a chocolate brownie with ice-cream (£5.50) is let down a tad by a dull chocolate sauce, while sticky-toffee and bread-and-butter puddings are the same price, but done better.
That's in the wide view; in the here and now, Georgia and Richt need a win to quiet the critics, who may have piped down a tad over the summer but have now returned in full voice.
Now the nonprofit Art Production Fund has teamed up with Intermix to sell limited-edition ink-jet canvas prints of the Phillips works (essentially the same ones seen on the show, scaled down a tad).
Which brings us right back to the court of Ailes and his sudden desire to have the volume of his commentariat turned down a tad from 11. Cynics might be right to think that the verbal ceasefire is a temporary one, and that as the memory of Arizona fades, the militaristic metaphor will once again be allowed out of the gun cabinet.
Long-term rates will remain steady, or may even come down a tad.
Investors decimated Apple last week when it appeared that the world's mightiest profit machine might be slowing down just a tad.
Once Ronald Reagan conquered that terrible inflation, oil prices went crashing down, averaging a tad over $21 a barrel from the mid-1980s unthe thearlyly part of the last decade.
Bernanke should let short-term interest rates float and simply mop up the excess liquidity until the price of gold comes down to a tad below $400 an ounce, a price still above the average of the past ten years.
Rumors surrounding the MBP update have simmered down just a tad from last week, but it wouldn't surprise me to see Apple announce the update within the same time frame.
