Sentence examples for institution down from inspiring English sources

"Nobody wants to close this institution down, but you got to stand for something or surely to God you'll stand for nothing," he said.

"The Ryans made the paper an institution down here," Noreen Schramm said.

Gainesville's promise of free water — which Lake City couldn't match — lured the institution down the road.

Bunnings is an institution Down Under, famous for its customer service, massive range of products and low prices.

This is the main source of what, in the novel's present, is Lisbeth's utter distrust of any government institution, down to the local police.

Somebody, somewhere, evidently needs the political power to sack individual commissioners, if their incompetence or wrong-headedness or indifference to proper standards of behaviour threatens to drag the institution down.

With the populations at both institutions down from their peaks, crowding is less of an issue.

"I think the only way out of this is to actually start shutting these institutions down," he said.

In Ratio studiorum, an elaborate plan of studies issued by the Jesuits in 1599, there is laid out an organization of these institutions down to the smallest details.

It was the knowledge that the meltdown of a bank the size of RBS would send shockwaves through an already weakened global financial sector and bring other institutions down with it.

The chief inspector welcomed the sharp fall in the number of children held in young offender institutions: down from 1,708 in 2012-13 to 1,334 in the year to April 2014.