Sentence examples for the downsized from inspiring English sources
verb
To reduce in size or number.
- Joe and Edna moved to a bungalow after deciding to downsize when the children had left home.
Wells, a longtime writer-producer on The West Wing and E.R., has crafted an engrossing drama that's less about the downsizing than the downsized.
Four days after the downsized Oscars, the other shoe dropped.
(Evidently the downsized company's artistic team had dependable cover singers ready to go).
The downsized live in large domed facilities that protect them from full-sized birds and insects and from solar radiation, which disproportionately affects the downsized.
The downsized gatherings present new challenges to Wall Streeters, particularly younger employees at investment banks.
The downsized season, with fewer weeks of work, carries the implicit suggestion that pay should drop.
The downsized mom is kind of an updated description of an aging cliché — the empty nest.
If the V is about highway travel, the downsized Prius C is all about the city, commuting and cuteness.
The downsized staff huddle like the crew of a doomed spaceship, picked off one by one by an invisible predator.
Jane McManus, formerly of the downsized Journal News in New York's northern suburbs, is the N.F.L. blogger.
Or you can buy the whole slab ($23.99), to carve in the conference room at the downsized holiday party.
