Sentence examples for going less down from inspiring English sources

This suggests the film will be going less down the multi lightsaber-wielding General Grievous (above) or back-flipping Darth Maul route, instead trying to capture that wonderful atmosphere that comes with two lightsabers slowly wavering in the dark - more of a ballet than a martial arts-fest.

One leaflet suggests this will result in "fewer jobs available, pressure on hospitals, longer queues for care, wages going down, less money to go around and longer waiting lists for council housing".

The second option that Slack refers to is going down less-crowded research tracks.

Adams' encore, though, went down less well, with memories of Somerset's successful chase of 476 against Yorkshire at Taunton less than three weeks ago – the second highest championship chase on record – still rankling.

A Sting impression goes down less well.

Other patterns from the Harvard-educated "ed psych" have gone down less well with government, though.

"I believe that business is growing faster than personal use, but personal use went down less in the downturn".

FINGER-WAGGING rebukes from outsiders about the treatment of Romanies (Gypsies) in the European Union's newish eastern members may go down less well in future.

It goes down less well with blue-collar workers and older people who want somebody who can solve meat-and-potatoes problems.

"They are cheaper and will go down less" than other companies, he said, although, he added, "the short-term fundamentals are not so great".

What went down less well was wayward shooting and Glenn Roeder will hope that as well as Martins' clearance, Ameobi's hip problem clears up in time for Villa.