Sentence examples for hero down on from inspiring English sources
Equally outraged and baffled as a bitter ex-RAF hero down on his luck, Finch subtly avoided the temptation to be sympathetic as "the wrong man" accused of being the "neck-tie strangler" in Frenzy, Hitchcock's first film shot in England for 16 years.
He bullied Lauder into signing the group and set about producing them himself, getting their debut album Rattus Norvegicus and most of the follow-up No More Heroes down on tape in a six-day session.
More than two decades on and living in New York, he spots a cryptic message in a Beijing newspaper and sets off to track the unknown hero down.
As stock exchanges and churches tumble, hurling the bourgeoisie into the pit, Marx, Lenin and British socialist heroes look down on the scene like angels.
It's OK, though, because hapless hero Jason decided to make amends with his horrified girlfriend by getting down on one knee in public.
Jamaican tennis has had few heroes down the years.
The character returns to his hometown as a decorated war hero and runs into three down-on-their-luck friends and former students, who he brings into his new "radical self-help philosophy, which involves harsh consequences for failure".
If anything, we should be backing away cautiously from the typical sports hero worship, not doubling down on it.
The group liked Stanton's major innovation: turning Carter from a reactive bruiser into a damaged misanthrope who's haunted by flashbacks to an earlier marriage — a tragic hero who draws trouble down on everyone he meets.
His Bollywood hero entry scene lying down on a bike in the song 'Tattad Tattad' is outstanding.
Euryalus, named for the Greek hero Euryalus, was laid down on 18 July 1899 by Vickers, Sons & Maxim at their Barrow-in-Furness Barrow-in-Furness Barrow-in-Furness
