Sentence examples for downbeat times from inspiring English sources

So it is startling to see a spate of campaigns invoking some of the most downbeat times America has ever endured: the desperate decade that began when the stock market crashed in 1929 and continued through the Great Depression.

These were the qualities that produced his truly transcendent performances, feats that single-handedly won Australia Tests or restored order in downbeat times; would any player other than Clarke have forced himself through a summer-ending injury to score that hundred in tribute to Phillip Hughes at Adelaide?

Downbeat time is 8 p.m. every Thursday through Aug. 7, with Edgemont High School the refuge in case of rain.

Downbeat time is 7 30 p.m. in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, which opens at 6 p.m. for picnics; the rain date is next Sunday at 6 P.m.

His book ends with the downbeat time when Bush supports McCain simply because "a McCain defeat would be a repudiation of the Bush administration".

Ali Catterall It's a very downbeat time at Broadhill at the moment: Hannah and Tom are navigating fairly choppy seas in their relationship, as he considers rejoining the merchant navy, much to Hannah's dismay.

Her watchwords of the moment were the lyrics from some Stairmaster pop from the '90s called "You Get What You Give," by the New Radicals: infectious downbeat, 4/4 time.

Ferguson, usually so bullish, has struck a downbeat tone at times this season.

In contrast to the positivity of American fans, the English fans were this time commonly downbeat about their chances - expectations were moderate this time around.

The Times was downbeat, emphasizing an $88 million loss that resulted from a write-down of its About.com property, as well as "continuing declines in print and digital advertising revenue".

The conductor gave the downbeat again, and this time the Muscovites executed three stomps and one squat, gingerly but correctly.