Sentence examples for goes further down from inspiring English sources

Money goes further down South, Sergeant Ventura recalled Mr. White saying, than it does in New York City.

The politicians say and do what Europe (the Germans) want to hear but as the command goes further down the line the Greeks just sit on it and no change comes.

If the euro goes further down, it's going to become alarming, and hopefully everybody's going to wake up and say, "O.K., now we really have to do something about this".

Noël Forgeard, president and chief executive of Airbus, said the company expected orders to pick up again in 2003, but "if the volume goes further down, we could consider layoffs".

If the British government goes further down this road, the American Bankers Association will never again cast admiring glances at London's ability to earn interest on the money it owes.

The Lost Cat goes further down the road of cat/human relationship examination.

"When you go further down, it's a different culture".

I won't go further down this road.

"There was still the waterfall," Gala told me, "and it had to go further down".

For another, the companies are going further down the food chain than ever before.

They go further down the coast, where the sand is still in place.