Sentence examples for go downward from inspiring English sources
Do the circles inside the squares fill in, changing from white to gray to black, as they go downward?
From the bottom at 2012, LIWC continues to go downward while the others trend back up.
The scores say that strokes at the beginning of each bar go downward, and the cycle of a stroke usually lasts the length of a quarter note (eight beats) or of an eighth note (sixteen beats).
From these general trends, a few dictionaries waver: OL does not dip as much for WW2, OL and LIWC stay lower in the 1990's and 2000's, and labMT with (Delta_{h} = 0.5,1.0) go downward near the end of the 2000's.
In Obama's America, benefits go upward, and costs go downward.
Audiences of course watch as everything go downward from there: girl bites guy, music amps up, guy turns to bite girl, and on and on it goes.
"I watched as New Rochelle went downward," he said.
Part of the light goes to the eyepiece viewfinder, and the other part goes downward to the autofocus sensor.
Fuel prices are notoriously "flexible going upward, but sticky going downward," said Farrokh Hormozi, a professor of economics at Pace University in White Plains.
We had a brief period of happiness after independence, then the military came in, and everything has been going downward since then.
Close to 100% of the light goes downward, unlike conventional street lights which send a third of their glow into the night sky, causing light pollution.
