Sentence examples for down to a fourth from inspiring English sources
"Realistically, I don't think I will be passing it down to a fourth generation of our family".
For one thing, Labour leaders using similar rhetoric against Margaret Thatcher were crushed by her three times before going down to a fourth defeat at the hands of John Major.
The Democratic Party is down to a fourth of the U.S. electorate.
Through four sets, amazingly, neither player had his serve broken, but the quarterfinal with the feel of a final came down to a fourth-set tie breaker and one key mistake.
Back-to-back episodes of "Cane," with Jimmy Smits, below, dragged CBS down to a fourth-place finish in the ratings on Tuesday among adults 18 to 49. NBC led the night over all, thanks mainly to its weight-loss competition, "The Biggest Loser," which delivered the night's best results in that demographic and 9.8 million total viewers, Nielsen estimated.
At the turn, Phelps's lead was down to a tenth of a second.
Ham-handed patriotism, right down to a "first kiss on the Fourth of July".
They could go down to a tenth of a percent if they want to.
The greens are manicured down to a hundredth of an inch.
