Sentence examples for down to the margin from inspiring English sources

In the Bowl Championship Series standing, it has come down to the margin of victory.

As we now say in Britain "who".!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stunned and delighted by McIlroy's performance but I'm posting to congratulate karlwbrown whose post #2 last Wednesday called this result exactly, right down to the margin of victory.

The alumina cores had a uniform thickness of 0.6 mm with a thin edge at the crown margin to allow room for veneering ceramic all the way down to the margin, allowing the opaque, uniform color of the alumina to be covered.

I'm looking at the nations in that zone of fourth to eighth and it just comes down to the margins on the day".

Grover is right...the election could come down to the margins.

The iliacus may then be reflected subperiosteally down to the upper margin of the anterior acetabular wall, but at this point the periosteum is divided along the line of the intended osteotomy.

"When it comes down to the fine margins on selection – technically, tactically, physically – the intangible is that and he has it," Lancaster said.

Now it's down to the kind of margin that a bad earnings report could devour in a heartbeat.

Sport at the highest level comes down to the smallest of margins.

Mr. Green's advisers recite poll results, from borough to borough and ethnic group to ethnic group, right down to the decimal point, margins of error notwithstanding.

Victory at the Italian Grand Prix today in the duel between Michael Schumacher and Juan Pablo Montoya came down to the smallest of margins, key moments and luck.