Sentence examples for moving downwards from inspiring English sources
Stoke are moving downwards; Newcastle are moving up.
"The numbers of strikers are not moving downwards.
Clothes for straight, non-Italian men who don't possess Mapplethorpian bodies are all about being relaxed, moving downwards, enjoying gravity.
The Sellström report noted the kind of rockets used and pointed out that they had been fired from the north-west in the early hours when the air was moving downwards, maximising casualties.
Where I do come in, if at all, is in recommending that speakers who are new to the circuit enter at a lower band than they think they'll end up, because moving upwards is a lot more commercially sensible than moving downwards, which looks awful".
Moving downwards, the rows in the chart are more like research directions than actual results.
Your perception of price soon moves downwards and £6 feels crazy expensive".
Annual management fees are also beginning to move downwards – if slowly.
The temperature was dropping before 5am, causing air to move downwards.
He shook Jordan Henderson's hand before me, and his hand moved downwards, away from mine.
But there is nothing wrong with being below the third centile if your child continues to grow parallel to the line and doesn't move downwards.
