Sentence examples for relations down from inspiring English sources

Rivette strips social relations down to a clash of wills: his scenes compress the romantic fury of paintings by Delacroix or Géricault into drawing-room settings and stage the moral equivalent of war fought sitting down.

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But when the agreements were withdrawn and a major furnace suffered a collapse, relations broke down and the miners mounted a major, ultimately unsuccessful, attempt to close down steel production, including the blockade of the Orgreave cokeworks in South Yorkshire.

But sometimes relations break down.

If relations break down, hostile bacteria may invade and previously friendly ones may turn hostile.

Spikes on the Wall Sometimes black-black relations come down to turf.

It was no surprise that, once relations broke down with Mancini at Inter, he attracted comparisons with Mario Balotelli.

Last month, Russian and NATO military officials held their first formal meeting since relations broke down over Russia's war with Georgia in August 2008.

It was the first formal meeting between military officials from both sides since diplomatic relations broke down after Russia's war with Georgia in August 2008.

After Fidel Castro seized power in 1959, and relations broke down between the United States and Cuba, the musical streams in the two countries began to diverge.

The ambassador said the improvement in relations was down to the fact that "political mutual trust has been very much enhanced".