Sentence examples for make him lower from inspiring English sources

By Oct. 2, Darden shares had beaten the market by enough to make him lower his rating to neutral.

They said he was reasonable in every respect until someone mentioned that president's name, then his face would become distorted, he would assume a whooping crane attitude and hold it for eight hours or more, and nothing or nobody could make him lower his leg until he forgot about that man.

Mom, make him stop!" "Lower the stick, Greg," my wife commanded.

Wouldn't Prior's aggressive batting and experience marshalling of the tail make him a useful lower order finisher?

Democrats have said that Mr. Bush's former professional ties and the enormous sums of campaign money he has received from oil companies would make him unwilling to press for lower prices at the gas pump.

Sanchez finished last season with as many turnovers as touchdowns, which made him among the lower-rated quarterbacks in the league.

Labour heard about it and made him a counter-offer – lower in money, but broader in scope – which he accepted last month.

The Murrays, who operate Murmur Farm, a small-scale operation in Darlington, Md., bought Our Emblem last fall from Claiborne Farm, which made him available at a lower price after he produced only one stakes winner from his first crop.

But he balked, both at making weekly status reports that made him feel like a lower-level employee, and at the prospect of General Mills owning the patents to his ideas.

In the same paper, a reader argued that lower rates made him sit on his savings rather than spend.

No other food or drink gave him as much sensory pleasure; no other pursuit made him feel farther from the lower-middle-class neighborhoods of immigrant Brooklyn from which he had worked so hard to escape.