Sentence examples for well come down from inspiring English sources

Those prices could well come down a little following Saturday's bizarre events, however.

If the presidential vote is close, it could well come down to a recount in Pennsylvania.

It may well come down to the boot of the two goalkickers.

The result may well come down to which side is better at getting its supporters to the ballot box.

THE battle for control of the United States Senate may well come down to how Iowans vote on November 4th.

Then some of the remaining Rangers fans concluded they might as well come down from the terracing.

"She and others as well came down very strongly on the moral side -- you can't include Americans and not the others," recalled one person close to Ms. White.

Peter Windsor, who runs a driver coaching company, said that driving well comes down to several factors related to how a driver reads and responds to the constantly moving target of the nature of the surface of the track, the wear of the tires and the reduction of fuel load.

After sprinting through brainstorming and the first couple of revisions, coders, hackers, and designers are often overwhelmed, tired and, well, coming down from a Club-Mate high.

He started off commenting, "I see Chris Christie having a lot of problems now under mail and wire fraud, maybe a RICO statute, as well, coming down the line," and he later added, "The reason I think Christie may have a serious problem here... is it's even more explicit than what Blagojevich was charged with doing.

Funnily enough, that night I hadn't drunk anything, but I was on my way to a party in Chicago and we had Steve "Silk" Hurley and all these DJs, all the Detroit crew as well, coming down and DJing at this party for us.