Sentence examples for roaming down from inspiring English sources

It starts with a car roaming down a street and slowly weaving out of control, sideswiping the parked cars in its path.

"If the Commission wants to deliver on its objectives to provide a consistent experience for Europe's consumers, it should focus on driving the wholesale rates (for data roaming) down to three cents (2.5p) a megabyte or less," said Three UK Chief Executive David Dyson.

Cheat toward the middle, and Toomer had room to roam down the sideline.

The pass rush rarely threatened Romo, the pass coverage allowed Witten to roam down the middle, and Terrell Owens eventually found openings deep.

Martin Olsson and Kim Kallstrom were allowed to roam down the left, both picking out unmarked men in the box, but on this occasion Ola Toivonen and Seb Larsson respectively failed to trouble Hugo Lloris.

"Time spent outdoors is down, roaming ranges have fallen drastically, activity levels are declining and the ability to identify common species has been lost".

European authorities have already "dramatically brought down roaming costs," he said, and the latest proposal would go further to "lower prices for consumers and present new opportunities for companies".

Yesterday the Council adopted the reform of EU wholesale prices — describing it as "a practical and legal prerequisite for the end of roaming as laid down in the roaming regulation from 2015".

Brazil attacked effectively in the first half with Marcelo and Dani Alves roaming up and down the flanks in ways that recalled the brilliance of Roberto Carlos and Cafu, from another generation.

For what might have been an hour they lay there, side by side, lips glued, hands roaming up and down bodies, breath coming shorter and shorter.

In "Relativity," one of Escher's most famous works, several identical, egg-headed characters are depicted roaming up and down endless staircases that seem to defy the laws of gravity.