Sentence examples for sent downwards from inspiring English sources
If the attack hits, the opponent will be sent downwards.
Preventing the opponent from grabbing the ledge: If the opponent is hit by a grounded up special, they will be sent diagonally downwards with considerable power.
There was quite a bit of volatility following the result and concern that a classic case of "buy the rumour, sell the fact" was going to send prices downwards, but a small bout of profit taking was short lived.
"With stroke survivors, it's very important that they get signals to the brain but also that they send signals downwards from the brain," he says.
Very interestingly, the photoreceptors send processes (downwards in this diagram) directly to the retina's output layer, the so-called inner plexiform layer (IPL); however, it has not yet been established whether the neurons they contact are amacrine cells (A) or ganglion cells (G).
During the Great Depression of the 1930s, massive oil discoveries in Texas, alongside falling global demand for energy, sent oil prices tumbling downwards.
These culminated in Ed Davey, the energy and climate change secretary, giving the go-ahead in parliament last Thursday to what optimists believe will be a shale "revolution" similar to the one that has sent gas prices spiralling downwards in America.
Weeks more could send it spiralling downwards.
Chancellor's Amanda has thrilling vocal range, sending her voice downwards like a hotel lift with a broken cable from hysteria's upper reaches to grounded self-possession.
The figures suggest expectations that the falling oil price would send prices spiralling downwards were wide of the mark, although some of the increase may be down to stamp duty changes.
