Sentence examples for went down far from inspiring English sources

"This is a bombshell," Mr. Callow said, "because in one fell swoop it went down far more than we would have expected".

"Very little material has been recovered from whale ships that foundered because they generally went down far from shore and in the deepest oceans," said Ben Simons, chief curator of the Nantucket Historical Association.

Attention after the game is sure to focus on Barton, who was stamped on by Alex Song in an incident missed by referee Peter Walton, but went down far too easily when he clashed with Gervinho.

Go down far enough and one could boost the number of contracts going to SMEs to 100%.

The market "has gone down far enough that any time along now that you buy, it's going to be a great deal".

His carefully cultivated mix of provincial blokeishness and unpompous humility has gone down far better than the imperious style of Mr Juppé.

The line, it goes down like this" — he swooped his hand down — "and if the line goes down far enough, then you say you've discovered a new particle".

Because Chelsea Gardens' foundation walls and footings go down far enough, and much of the basement is above grade, it is habitable space.

90+4 min: Wilson, perhaps sensing that it is his side's best chance of winning promotion, goes down far too easily in an attempt to win a free-kick in Knockaert territory.

"We seemed to let our heads go down far too easily.

They can be well into the 90s (45%-plus alcohol) and yet they don't taste the slightest bit harsh in fact, they go down far too easy.