Sentence examples for stunned down from inspiring English sources

"Entirely!" Ronnie Redstate was stunned -- stunned down to his shoelaces -- by his cousin's sudden show of good old common sense.

Back in 2010, American supermodel Miranda Kerr stunned down Balenciaga Spring 2011 show during Paris fashion week with just three months shy of giving birth to her son, Flynn.

Tyrone's lead was cut to only two by half-time but McGinley's second goal straight after the break stunned Down.

The ferocity of the public reaction – with a deluge of protests – stunned Downing Street, which decided to draw a line under the policy early.

"I am quite happy with the speech; it wasn't the clash we predicted," said Derek Simpson, a former Communist who stunned 10 Downing Street in July by winning control of Amicus, Britain's second largest union, from Sir Ken Jackson, the prime minister's closest ally in the labor movement.

LONDON – All but the most informed Vatican-watchers were scrambling for the references books on Monday to find a precedent for the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, whose decision to step down stunned the Roman Catholic world.

Stunned investors sold down Australian stocks on Wednesday during a rollercoaster day during which market fortunes rose with early hopes of a win for Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton, then plunged as the Republican challenger built a strong lead as counting progressed.

Amen!" Adonai, however, is given one last chance to renew the covenant: he is urged to "believe, believe!" It seems a parody, a spoof of Jewish existential anguish; recently, when I put on a recording of it, my wife looked at me in horror, and my noisy fifteen-year-old son, stunned, sat down glumly, as if he were being punished.

"We're stunned when walls fall down," said Andrea Carandini, a world-renowned archaeologist, at the time.

A scuffle ensued, and Uchida took down the stunned soldier with a judo throw.

But instead of slowing down, AOL stunned Wall Street by beating its 2000 projections.