Sentence examples for into a gutter from inspiring English sources

It's supposed to rain later today and I'm worried the rain will just wash the ring right into a gutter.

"I think we must be disciplined enough not to let them" — meaning Mr. Limbaugh and other administration critics — "paint us into a gutter conversation".

This is akin to discovering a drunk leaning against a wall, vomiting helplessly into a gutter, only with bile-streaked opinions, instead of Malibu and Red Stripe.

As we veered into a gutter, without breaking speed, it occurred to me that this would, at any rate, be a memorable way to die.

"The only time I didn't do them was in 1988, after I stepped off the curb into a gutter in New York.

In a widely criticised tweet, he posted a graphic photo of two of the policemen killed in Guajira, their blood flowing into a gutter, with the message "Policemen of the homeland murdered".

Value added means the value in dollars that is added when a $100 sheet of copper, for example, is cut and shaped into a $150 roof gutter.

Who would predict that urbane "modern" Conservatives would plunge so fast into a Powellite gutter of racism that has not been seen in Westminster for decades?

"Did you know that even away from water, eggs from the Zika mosquito can survive for up to a year?" Launched on Brazilian TV last month, a 15-second advert for a well-known household disinfectant shows the clear liquid being poured into a roof gutter, down a drain, and being used to sterilise the dishes used underneath potted plants.

A new concept of flat plate solar collector is presented: its originality comes from its remarkable shape and from its integration into a rainwater gutter.

Ashamed, he then stuffed it into a storm gutter in the street and retreated into his home.