Sentence examples for will be pulled down from inspiring English sources

It means inflation will be pulled down more".

Under the new plan, the two buildings on the faults will be pulled down and rebuilt elsewhere on the site.

Asked about publishers' efforts to raise prices, a skeptical literary agent said, "You can try to put on wings and defy gravity, but eventually you will be pulled down".

King Abdullah, of Saudi Arabia, said in a televised statement that "Syria should think wisely before it's too late and issue and enact reforms," and warned that "either it chooses wisdom on its own or it will be pulled down into the depths of turmoil and loss".

The main wing of the hotel, home to the landmark lobby and renowned meeting places, will be pulled down and a $1bn construction project will begin, resulting in two glass towers – one for a five-star hotel, the other for a six-star – being built in time for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

The stripy wall will be pulled down in a few weeks as well, of course, and in time, you might be invited to think – Ozymandias for a moment – the Shard will splinter, the Oxo Tower will crumble, the Gherkin will pass its sell-by.

"Countries that sign will be pulling down the barriers of banking secrecy and criminalizing mafia association," he said.

In principle higher productivity growth could compensate for the declining number of workers, which by the mid-2020s will be pulling down Germany's GDP growth by around 0.7 percentage points a year, according to the Commission's projections.

The longer your hair is, the more weight will be pulling down on your curls.

Still, the Janus decision is not all terrible news for organized labor, he said: "The unions that remain standing will be strong unions and will not be pulled down by the weaker ones".

Yet Russia, he promised, will not back down in the Caucasus and nor will it be pulled down by the economic crisis.Mr Medvedev did not even refer to Mr Obama's victory in his speech, let alone congratulate him (he sent a telegram later).