Sentence examples for down grown from inspiring English sources

Khan faced down grown men, some twice his age with far greater experience, from eastern European and former Soviet federations to earn his place in the British Olympic team.

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To see a comparative image, download the story in the New York Daily News by Erik Ortiz, May 9 , 2012 "Ancient crocodile was history's largest, could gulp down grown man in a single bite" (http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/ancient-crocodile-history-largest-gulp-grown-man-a-single-bite-article-1.1074883).

In 1999, he thinks, the economy will slow down, growing by between 1% and 1 1/2%.

Italy was also down, growing just 0.3percentt after 0.6percentt in the second quarter.

But it's the three main characters who hold things down, growing closer as the show progresses.

Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling will attempt today to face down growing union fury over public sector pay and the state of the economy.

At the same time, Mr. Edsall plays down growing calls for bipartisanship and pragmatic problem solving from both individuals and groups like No Labels, Third Way and Americans Elect.

Mr. Berlusconi played down growing fears that Italy could become the next country at risk in the spreading European debt crisis.

And so to army life, where Judy knuckles down, grows up and eventually gets the better of her vindictive, bullying captain.

Three staff members restrained him on a hallway floor for about two minutes, holding down his arms and legs, the law enforcement official said; when Mr. Henry, who was face down, grew still, a nurse was told to administer the medicine.