Sentence examples for swell down from inspiring English sources

Updated at 11.38am BST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.15am BST11 15 Cav speaks Some quotes in from Mark Cavendish, who confirmed this morning that he'll play no further part in this year's Tour: "After yesterday's checks, I was hoping that the shoulder would swell down, but it was not the case, unfortunately.

Updated at 11.38am BST 11.15am BST Cav speaks Some quotes in from Mark Cavendish, who confirmed this morning that he'll play no further part in this year's Tour: "After yesterday's checks, I was hoping that the shoulder would swell down, but it was not the case, unfortunately.

Then the wind kicked up hard and blew the swell down.

As Mr. Golb, as slender as a marathon runner, spoke, a large vein swelled down the right side of his neck.

From the middle of its ceiling a huge, spectacular skylight, or claraboia, swells down, an inverted bell or pendulous breast.

During one voyage, the seas were so rough that for three days, Lynch says, "every time that we would go up a swell and down, I would float up off my bunk and then come slamming down". There are hazards on land, too: Fur seals have growled at her, and penguins have pecked her.

"Your shoulders drop, your legs swell, your ribs sink down into your organs," she explains.

Trump is legitimizing hate and guaranteeing that when more statues come down, protests will swell.

Crowds swelled, shutting down streets in the city's Loop district.

There is no shortage of surfing in the area between Marin, Fort Point, legendary Ocean Beach and spots to the south, so if you don't let the aforementioned stop you, you'll love being at USF. Students admit the academics aren't the toughest which makes for maximum water time-something you never hear complaints about-especially in winter when Northwest swells storm down the coast.

A fresh trade wind in the Atlantic has often flattened out swells rolling down from Iceland toward Africa.