going down造句

And they were saying whoa, why's the water going down?

The soul, going down stream in this gulf, may become a corpse. Who shall resuscitate it?

They couldn't understand why my grades kept going down and why I was a troublemaker.

For many people, a glass of wine helps make food feel like it's going down more smoothly.

But if you feel we are going down the wrong path, you can also choose not to donate.

Either Ukraine is going down, towards disintegration, or it will start recovering. But the current unstable situation cannot last.

Silence was filled only by the inaudible swoosh of my career going down the drain, but I was on a roll.

But going down to the local broiler house, rescuing some redundant chickens and putting them at the end of your garden, is not terribly difficult.

Two days ago, climbing on a spire of rock, she had spied water to the south, a slender thread that glittered briefly as the sun was going down.

Prices of tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers keep going down, not to mention celery and green onions. They're better off rotting on the farm.

So you wanna walk a little bit like a skier, side-stepping down a mountain, nice and easy, with your feet like this, and that's the safest way of going down.

"That liquid protein was going down in any nook and cranny in the pan and then you turned on the heat and literally you cooked the food into the pan," she said.

"First I saw a piece of something flying through the air. Then I saw the helicopter going down into the water, " she said, adding that the crowd in the park seemed too stunned to react.

Fuck the Chelsea Boys with their waxed chests and pumped-up biceps, going down on each other in my parks and on my piers, jiggling their dicks on my Channel35!

It's quite possible for software development projects to be going down the corporate drain while everyone is convinced everything is fine — or at least they act like it is.

Business is going downhill.

At that time our relations were going upwards, but since then they have been going downwards [downhill].