Sentence examples for going downhill over from inspiring English sources
"Public education has been going downhill over the last few decades," said Kiran Bhatty, former national coordinator for monitoring the Right to Education Act.
"Business has gone downhill over the past year," Zhao sighs.
In fact, he argues that the quality of this "declinism" has itself gone downhill over the last century.
"I love doing that when I'm up in camp," Mosley, a once-celebrated boxer whose career has gone downhill over the last year or so, said of snowboarding.
For men without college degrees, 1972-3 marked — in economic terms — the best year of their lives, and earnings adjusted for inflation have gone downhill over the forty years since then.
For example, if your manager talks about how outcomes are poor lately and the department has gone downhill over the last quarter, you might respond by saying, "I understand that it's important to make sure we maintain our high level of quality.
"Things have been going downhill since Ford's take-over of Jaguar in 1989," said Brian McGee who worked as a shop steward for 24 years at Browns Lane until the takeover.
I said from the beginning as soon as I'm going downhill or I'm over the hill, I'd like to call it quits".
It's like a snowball going downhill, you have no control over when it stops rolling, but I'm enjoying watching it grow.
Mark would look over at Jesus, sensing the date going downhill.
