Sentence examples for downs from inspiring English sources

"This race is close with lots of ups and downs.

All sports have their ups and downs of course, and cricket is not alone in producing sports stars with depression.

"I think our supporters have always been behind us, we've had ups and downs in the last few years, but since the return leg against Ukraine we've felt an enthusiasm behind the team and noticed a rekindled love in practice matches [in the lead up to the World Cup]," Lloris said.

"There were ups and downs during the SBY years but this is a very big shift, and it is a shift that has had a big impact in Australia".

When Unite asked current students about their accommodation, many of them said they were surprised how easy it was to make close, supportive friends in halls, which gave them a support network to fall back on through all the ups and downs of student life.

But Ukip's campaign has seen ups and downs since the beginning of the year, which began with big ambitions for seats in double figures, narrowing almost exclusively to South Thanet, and now seems to have broadened out again to four to six constituencies.

The 10 pages of notes contained a motivational pep talk to himself along with some of his off-the-cuff answers and put-downs.

"A lack of money in my family was a very significant aspect of my growing up … kids in my class would have new jackets, new coats, and I would get hand-me-downs," Sanders said.

Keen-Downs described the children of prisoners as the innocent victims of crime.

Then there were Hopkins' transparently bitchy put-downs, which she dressed up as constructive criticism of her fellow contestants.

Plus your heart rate stays elevated throughout the entire session, so think of it as a spin class complete with leg-presses and pull-downs.