Sentence examples for downwards into from inspiring English sources

Beyond that a dirt road slopes downwards into a wood.

And this system of executive power has naturally bled downwards into the product itself.

It's fascinating and wrenching to watch as the actor is sucked downwards into the depression that consumed her character.

"Every living city is a necropolis," Robb writes, "a settling mountain of populations migrating downwards into the soil".

■ "Drive straight fingers into the young person's face, and then quickly drive the straightened fingers of the same hand downwards into the young person's groin area".

The right hand side of the picture has been stretched downwards into place to line up with the left side (which is not distorted).

The oil is passed downwards into an 85cl plastic jar, while the water goes on into the sewer system as normal.

I wonder what would happen if we all really got into Joy Division now, 'cos we've been getting into the Smiths, and Joy Division's just the next step downwards into despair.

All of which makes Mona's conception sound more calculated than Walsh says it was – he claims to have built downwards into the earth only to preserve the facades of existing modernist houses on the Mona site – but the question of attracting visitors wasn't entirely disregarded.

BlackBerry took a $485m inventory charge on unsold PlayBook tablets in December 2011, and a further $934m charge on unsold Z10 handsets in September 2013 - with the former propelling it downwards into losses, and the latter sealing the fate of its then chief executive Thorsten Heins.

While her son was spiralling downwards into the deep depression that eventually killed him at the age of 30, Carol O'Brien searched desperately for a place that could help him to live with his illness – and finally found the Maytree charity.