Sentence examples for down to a second from inspiring English sources

Graham Cummins scored two goals as Hamilton went down to a second heavy defeat of the season to St Johnstone.

Sebastian Prieto has called for some perspective after Great Britain men went down to a second successive thumping at the Olympic Games.

In the Berlin speech, Mr. Obama will repeat his call for the test ban treaty but will set no deadline for submitting it to the Senate, because of administration fears that it would go down to a second defeat.

Wales would welcome the chance to face England again next year after expressing concern that the progress they have made in three creditable defeats on their Four Nations debut might be diluted if they dropped down to a second tier of international competition next year.

Now the whole process is down to a second.

Alonso got the lead down to a second but Raikkonen just held on.

Maybe down to a third of world's total?

By 2000 the proportion was down to a third.

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".

"To us, it came down to a First Amendment issue," Feldmann said.