Sentence examples for fry down from inspiring English sources

"The game is a great spectacle but I've got bigger fish to fry down the line, with the league and the Challenge Cup, and James Roby features highly in all of those plans".

Both Betfair and Betdaq have similar sliding scales for the commission they charge on winning bets, from 5% for small fry down to 2% for the biggest players of all, although Betfair also levies a significant – and much-resented – "premium charge" on accounts which are substantial and consistent winners.

Women have a strong tradition of social campaigning, from the days of Fry, down to Rose Gentle, the anti-Iraq war protester who set up a protest group called Military Families Against the War after her 19-year-old son was killed.

It can make eating feel a bit like a chore, something you have to make yourself do with dead-eyed determination (desperately overtired, at one point I had to literally force some fries down by basically knocking them back with water).

Twenty minutes in, and I was three portions of fries down, a chicken burger halfway through, some nuggets taken out, a hamburger, a Big Mac, and a Quarter Pounder nowhere to be seen.

Put the fries down as the base, followed by cheddar cheese.

I will reach their circulation just by typing into my keyboard.'" Fry played down his own influence, saying it was the "Twitter millions who create the story.

"Boxing … is a fantastic defence against domestic violence, and not because they're going to punch back but because it gives them confidence and it gives them the strength to say: 'Actually, you're not going to treat me like that.'" Fry stepped down as host of QI after 13 years in the role, saying it was "one of the best jobs on television" but that he felt it was time to move on.

Emerged fry go down to lakes and spend several years feeding on lake plankton.

He always eats the same dinner before a show: chicken wings and French fries, washed down with plenty of orange juice.

Meanwhile, the giddy protagonists sprayed Champagne all over one another and celebrated a playoff berth so unlikely that even Manager Joe Maddon admitted he thought they were fried when down, 7-0, in the fifth.