Sentence examples for to downs from inspiring English sources
verb
To drink or swallow, especially without stopping before the vessel containing the liquid is empty.
- He downed an ale and ordered another.
"What, if anything, was said to Downs and or Kelly by other cops who responded to the location".
By the 1930s, according to Downs, colonies mutated in a trickle-up effect to include middle-class campers, who mixed with the sons and daughters of "prolos," to the benefit of all.
According to Downs' Paradox a simple cost-benefit calculus leads to a poor electoral turnout.
Embryos were staged according to Downs and Davies (Downs and Davies, 1993).
At Pinehurst Road, which leads to Downs Memorial Park, the route veers southeast toward Gibson Island.
This difference compares with the observed excess mean annual decline in FEF25 75 of 18 mL and 14 mL per pack per day smoked during follow-up by, respectively, male and female SAPALDIA participants who smoked at baseline (modeled according to Downs et al. 2005).
According to Downing, "her life was singular".
He returned to Downing Street in 1951.
"Welcome back to Downing Street, Prime Minister.
And she returned to Downing Street.
