Sentence examples for went into depression from inspiring English sources

In 1929 the world went into depression.

Farrell, 67, a retired engineer, went into depression after he quit smoking cigarettes.

Then Ms. Spelling moved to a temporary apartment of about 6,000 square feet, where Madison "went into depression," she told The Huffington Post in December.

Up went my weight, and down I went into depression.

So he went to the Jews of Europe and said 'I want you to come and join me in the land of Israel.' So few went that Hertzel went into depression.

Similarly, a brain that has gone into depression several times may return to depression.

"A lot of times we have clients who have gone into depression, and they isolate themselves.

"I don't think Sean goes into depression," Eileen told me.

"Well, I'm not gonna go into depression about any tennis match, I'll tell you that right now," Roddick said, keeping it all in perspective.

He said it was a "classic case of a new government blaming the last government" and said if Labour had not used public spending to support the economy "then not only would we have had a recession, there was a serious risk it would go into depression".

But he didn't come in at a normal time; he came in at a time when the country was going into depression and the economy was sputtering terribly.