"So many people – ordinary, low-to-middle income people with jobs and homes and their lives on track – have seen their lives go down the drain so fast," Pertsinidou said.
When something happens like, I don't know, Xbox Live going down, what do you do?
It's sort of a luxury to complain about the place you live going down the tubes, with corruption and out-of-control development and trailer camps cropping up to house the Czech kids who work at the hotels and restaurants.
They've been on dates, fallen in love, fought, made up, had sex and, most probably, even lived together before going down the aisle.
"After 32 years and 1,500 lives, it's finally going down.
We have the present day, inside cells and shower cubicles, watching what the guys are getting up to (looking for the mythical chicken that lives on the prison grounds, going down on each other, tricking a guard into thinking he's the father of their baby).
Al Stewart--who I met at the age of twenty and I'm so glad I did--I only met him because I was living with my mother and going down to London to do auditions on the train.
Two people whose lives have gone down in history".
All these morphological riffs loosen up the obtuse, adamant solidity of the sculptures and suggest the wealth of associations that the sink, as a form, can carry: of washing (clothes, houses, babies, bodies living and dead), of baptism, of slaking thirst, of warming, cooling, healing, of dirt rinsed down the drain, and of precious things -- fortunes, lives -- gone down the drain and lost.
In that time she has revitalised the theatre's new writing programme, directed an eye-catching run of Christmas shows and now serves up a potent version of Private Lives that goes down like a chilled measure of vitriol in a long-stemmed glass.
Kirkland confronted Warnock in the dressing room after Warnock accused him on live TV of "going down like a ton of bricks" after the goalkeeper was struck by a Leeds fan who had invaded the pitch.
