Sentence examples for moved downwards from inspiring English sources

He shook Jordan Henderson's hand before me, and his hand moved downwards, away from mine.

Part of the missing 40% might have moved downwards into the fine-grained sand as a result of pure phase mobilization.

When the former manager replaced the latter in January he moved downwards, for Bolton had spent most of their season in the bottom three.

The suction effect, whereby the lower punch is moved downwards while the top of the die is exposed to powder in the feed system, is a key element of the process.

The results showed that when the temperature difference varies from −12 °C to 30 °C, the locations of maximum static pressure gradually moved downwards and presented a low-high-low distribution.

Similarly, it's a good idea to get politicians out of day-to-day NHS management, but it's a bad idea to move power sideways to a national commissioning board when it should be moved downwards to where health decisions are taken, in local services serving local communities.

Stoke are moving downwards; Newcastle are moving up.

"The numbers of strikers are not moving downwards.

To assess for Achilles tendinopathy, palpate the entire length of the tendon moving downwards.

Your perception of price soon moves downwards and £6 feels crazy expensive".

Annual management fees are also beginning to move downwards – if slowly.