Sentence examples for in down on from inspiring English sources

Edwards added: "We bring him in down on the goal line, obviously.

"It's a river of tears, and we're in over our ears," he sang in "Down on Our Shield".

Checking in Down on the Marsamxett harbourfront, the Excelsior Grand (00 356 2125 0520; excelsior.com.mt) is a new five-star hotel of some character.

Nothing's been added or changed: there's no lost harpsichord arrangement of "Dirt," no a cappella break-down in "Down on the Street".

All this takes place at a riding academy in the Rue Montevideo, when the "Club du Lasso," a group of Parisians with sagebrush proclivities, meets for an hour of roping, riding and hell-and-high-water fun such as a group of Texans would indulge in down on the old Bar-X.

The opening grunts in "Down on the Street" are the Muhammad Ali of Rock Grunts (they're The Greatest because they SAY SO), and without them a study of Rock Gruntage would simply not be possible.

We hear about these low-priced "opportunities" in down-on-their-luck cities like Detroit, Baltimore and Cleveland, but we never meet anyone who has taken the plunge.

When you put your front foot down to drop in, push down on it with all your weight to stop yourself from manualing down and falling off.

He has lived in the down-on-its-luck small city in northeast Pennsylvania for 69 years — his entire life.

In a down-on-its-luck Oregon mill town, the savior they're waiting for is Donald Trump.

A bomb is found under the car of a Catholic policewoman in Kilkeel in County Down on 8 August.