Sentence examples for more downmarket from inspiring English sources

We're not talking about seizing yachts and Ferraris from drug kingpins; this is decidedly more downmarket.

The amiable Buckland agreed and ended up at a more downmarket hostelry further up the road.

Its products were perceived as being more downmarket, sales plummeted and the Omega name lost its luster.

The same day Debenhams, a bigger but more downmarket chain, announced a £1.5 billion bid from Permira, an investment fund.

"The key is not to put off your heavy audiences who are usually older and more downmarket," he says.

They may be more downmarket than Wes Anderson's Tenenbaums and a lot scruffier than the average big-studio clan.

There is a way to see the Black Keys at this point as a less pretentious, more sullenly downmarket version of the White Stripes.

What the area does lack, however, is charm, as much of it was developed in the 1960s; the nearby resorts are more functional and downmarket than more elite resorts in the area such as Val d'Isere.

What it will encourage are the sort of "edgy" remarks that are all sound and fury, but no substance - for "edgy" read crude, rude and bitchy remarks so beloved of today's broadcasters who seem more interested in downmarket slugfests a la Jeremy Kyle than reasoned debate.

We are more blue-collar and downmarket than other channels, but that doesn't mean we have to stay there or that is all we do".

Probably the first song ever written about how much money a musician could make by playing the guitar, no song in the history of rock'n'roll more jubilantly celebrates the downmarket socioeconomic roots of the genre.