Sentence examples for down on at from inspiring English sources

We lost nine months at the start dealing with a number of tech developers that fell down on at least one of these.

Perhaps with a nod to cord congestion, Sony recently introduced an optical mouse with a built-in card reader that will cut down on at least one cord for users who need to copy data between the computer and Sony's Memory Stick data-storage cards.

The alliance also appears to have backed down on at least one of its demands, the shuttering of Al Jazeera.

Standard styles are large enough for one person to lie down on at the beach, but since they're made most often of lightweight cotton and linen, they roll up tightly — perfect for tucking in a tote and taking with you.

The exhibition will be taken down on at the end of the month.

But like many who grew up on the banks of the Bayou Terre aux Boeufs, he felt looked down on at the high school "up the road" — a designation that denoted social class as much as geography.

Press down on these one at a time and pull them backwards, away from the RAM.

"A director who sits on several boards isn't likely to clamp down on pay at one company.

The Seattle TechCrunch Meetup + Pitch-off is going down on July 18 at ShowBox at the Market, from 6pm to 10pm.

No one looks down on anyone at Glastonbury – it's all about the love across the whole festival.

The whole thing is going down on August 18 at Le Poisson Rouge, with doors opening at 6pm.