Sentence examples for exchanges down from inspiring English sources

But European stock markets on Monday morning registered their pessimism, with the main indexes of the German and French exchanges down more than 2 percent.

London, where Countrywide reports exchanges down 29% in the latest quarter, is the group's biggest headache, but its nationwide volumes for 2016 are still expected to be 6% lower, with a further fall on the cards for 2017.

His prose style, interestingly, is to run dialogue together in paragraphs, except, sometimes, when he and his mother talk; then he runs their laconic exchanges down the page as thin as the mouse's tail in that pioneering study of childhood "Alice in Wonderland".

During the critical exchanges down the stretch, the second-seeded Federer applied plenty of pressure, swooping in the midcourt and along the baseline, carving backhands that skidded as they bounced, putting extra power behind forehands and forcing Djokovic to come up with something special.

Mariam lives in fear of "his shifting moods, his volatile temperament, his insistence on steering even mundane exchanges down a confrontational path that, on occasion, he would resolve with punches, slaps, kicks, and sometimes try to make amends for with polluted apologies and sometimes not".

And, while Klitschko had the better of the exchanges down the stretch, Chisora never stopped coming forward and could leave the ring with his head held high.

Just one in 10 participants made an exchange, down from 15 percent in 2006.

After 24... Re8, Hebden had no compensation for being the exchange down.

Some 1,300 equities and options traders now work on the floor of the exchange, down from nearly 3,000 a decade ago.

A neat exchange down the left freed Johnny Evans, who broke into the box to feed the advancing Evra.

Of course, there is always 23... Rd5, but after 24 Bd5, Ivanchuk comes out the exchange down in a bad position.