Sentence examples for ever down to from inspiring English sources

This wasn't true; I like Brick Lane, and was perhaps the judge most in favour of it - and anyway, nothing is ever down to only one judge.

Hooper has taken extreme care to reinforce the iconography of the West End's longest-running musical ever – down to finding, in 10-year-old Isabelle Allen, a dead ringer for the emblematic Gustave Brion waif-smudge used on the posters.

Eager Utopians predicted that nanotechnology would one day lead to a "universal assembler", enabling scientists to build from the atomic level everything from cabbages to cars to human beings.Less than ColumbusDr Rohrer, ever down-to-earth, did not think he and Dr Binnig had triggered a revolution: certainly not one to compare with the industrial revolution, or even with the voyages of Columbus.

But recurrent it can, chronic can't ever go down to zero; you've always got something wrong.

We have always discussed everything and if it ever came down to her saying I shouldn't do something, I wouldn't.

"He will not ever stand down to anybody," Christiansen said.

She wants to be unplugged if it ever gets down to that.

We put it to you, dear reader: Have you ever hopped down to the tracks to retrieve a lost item?

"But the people at Protestant Welfare never, ever talked down to me," she said.

The sentence is one of the longest ever handed down to a white-collar criminal defendant.

In the films, he said, the stories were told without ever talking down to children.