Sentence examples for step down through from inspiring English sources

Situated as a relief from the density of Pontocho Alley, a series of pools step down through the open ground floor to tie the project into the adjacent Kamo River.

You step down through tall reeds, cross the Orontes River from Turkey in a small rowboat and are received by a local contingent of the Free Syrian Army, outside the Syrian town of Darkush.

Two presidents have been forced to step down through "people power" in the last 15 years: Ferdinand Marcos stepped down in 1986 after mass demonstrations accompanied allegations of electoral manipulation, while in January 2001 Joseph Estrada relinquished power following months of protests.

"He hung at the end of the rope, gasping for 25 minutes," Mr. Lefler wrote, "until Maricopa County Sheriff Lon Jordan, a giant of a man, stepped down through the trap and put his weight on Earl's shoulder to tighten the noose and shut off his breathing".

Swansea boss Michael Laudrup has denied any link with the vacant manager's role at Barcelona after Tito Vilanova stepped down through ill-health.

The electricity infrastructure consists of generators from which power is transferred via long distance, high-voltage transmission lines, with the voltage gradually stepped down through distribution systems to the end-user.

Those predictions were stratified by stepping down through each z-score and, at each threshold, calculating the cumulative accuracy, coverage and sensitivity.

Midway through the celebrations, speculation filtered through the hall that Uefa was to use its influence to persuade Blatter to step down halfway through the four-year term; a compromise for the good of the game.

The only way to persuade the generals to step down is through more protests, more popular pressure, Sawy said, perhaps alongside reassurances that they will not be prosecuted afterward.

Eagle had come under pressure to step down halfway through the period for nominations by MPs and MEPs following a clamour within the party for a single candidate to take on Corbyn.

A messy compromise was reached: Mr Duisenberg got the job, but said that he planned to step down halfway through his eight-year term in favour of a French candidate, presumably Mr Trichet.From EMS to euroTensions and teething troubles notwithstanding, preparations for the single currency have been speedy.