Sentence examples for downshifts from from inspiring English sources

Mazda includes rear safety-seat anchors so you can teach your children heel-and-toe downshifts from an early age.

But on Thursday the old "Ascendancy" songs still sounded great, especially "A Gunshot to the Head of Trepidation," which suddenly — and thrillingly — downshifts from growling chaos to swaggering (and radio-friendly) hard rock.

Then, somewhere around the halfway point, Marshall loosens his suffocating neck lock and switches to body blows as The Descent downshifts from down-to-earth anxieties to full-on fleshy fantasy.

It's rare when you can pinpoint the exact moment a movie goes off the rails, but when Nerve downshifts from far-fetched parable into idiotic action, the film at least has the decency to speed itself along to get to the ending.

There are some so-so passages – two stoned teenagers looking for the perfect pretzel in Central Park isn't an event you want to linger on for anything like the length Gilbert plays it, and sometimes the writing downshifts from exuberant eloquence to a kind of gabby loquacity – but in general the scenes are beautifully realised and very funny.

You cannot easily discern downshifts from fourth to third, or from fifth to fourth.

That's about $76bn monthly, a downshift from the current $85bn.

"This seems like a downshift from stronger growth".

Weissglass had already downshifted from a Wall Street law career to a job in community-development banking in Chicago.

"We're in an economy that's downshifting from 110 miles per hour to 60 miles per hour," she said.

At night, they sometimes played four-square games on Main Street, sidestepping pulpwood trucks as they downshifted from the highway.