Sentence examples for indeed come down from inspiring English sources

Only then do the "Norries" indeed come down off the rises, and all hell breaks loose.

The number of cars stolen or broken into has indeed come down greatly in the last decade.

And it may indeed come down to Sprewell-Mashburn, the aftereffects of their matchup reverberating throughout the series.

It has indeed come down since 2005, when it peaked at about 11%, falling to 7.5% in 2008, staying stable during the recession and eventually falling to a record low of 5.5% by the end of 2012.

Until a positive identification is made, proving that the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 did indeed come down in the Indian Ocean, many of the waiting families still cling to the faint hope that they will see their mothers, fathers, sons and daughters again.

As pointed out by Gann: "Much of the field of EvoDevo employs the language of Jacob and Monod when describing the causes of morphogenetic variation between animals … and much evolutionary variation does indeed come down to changes in the regulation of genes" (Gann 2010).

Cat A Hemlines are indeed coming down.

That came on the heels of comments by Pan Shiyi, the boss of Soho China, another property firm, likening the country's real-estate sector to the Titanic: "It will soon hit an iceberg".Official data show the country's property market is indeed coming down to earth.

If the oil price does indeed come tumbling down, surely the world's newfound love for energy efficiency will vanish?

In the end, indeed, it all seems to come down to expectations.

"If indeed the house needs to come down, the university absolutely fully supports that," said David Taylor, chief of staff to the university president, Cornelius M. Kerwin.