Sentence examples for moving down into from inspiring English sources

Throughout much of last week, Syrian soldiers could be seen moving down into the Bekaa from various locations throughout Lebanon.

“About nine months ago we started getting calls from developers because condors are expanding their range and moving down into wind farm areas, which makes everyone very worried,” says Gary Andrews of DeTect.

Moving down into the road, the Swiss suffered massive casualties from the fire of d'Avalos's arquebusiers.

Kotani then slips throwing a kick and Cabral immediately takes advantage by moving down into top position.

The huia is thought to have undertaken seasonal movements, living in montane forests in the summer and moving down into lowland forests in the winter to avoid the harsher weather and cold temperatures of higher altitudes.

Those in favour of viewing the objects as the personal hoard of Athanaric suggest that the gold was buried in an attempt to hide it from the Huns, who had defeated the Gothic Greuthungi north of the Black Sea and began moving down into Thervingian Dacia around 375.

An undescended testicle, also called cryptorchidism, is a testicle that has not moved down into the scrotum.

Once the pollen is on the stigma it moves down into the ovary where it fertilises and forms a seed.

It belongs to the bodybuilder Jennifer Greenbaum and moves down into a big sinewy calf and upward into a massive, utterly taut thigh, just contained by white pedal-pushers.

Markit's Williamson said the PMI reports had "moved down into territory normally consistent with the central bank cutting interest rates rather than hiking" interest rates.

While we are experiencing rather mild conditions for mid-January, there is still plenty of cold air up in Arctic Canada; this will certainly move down into the United States as time goes on.