“be down”造句，怎麼用be down造句

" I said : "Honeysuckle can also be down summer heat.

This little feline may be down to 8 lives now.

Leaders are required to be down to the earth.

Bridges will be down, roadways torn, the atmosphere so volatile that planes cannot be safely lofted.

people can be down, but the heart knows that hard work, clothes can be down, not to waste time, do not delay, do not miss.

Don't be overwhelmed, and don't expect a miracle, be down-to-earth, unremitting, go all out to win victory.

For double action self-loaders and revolvers the hammer must be down.

In any case, we should be prepared before doing things, and be down-to-earth and rainy day.

It used to be down in the den but I brought it up here a few years ago when my wife came down with an illness.

Everything must be down-to-earth to work, not in fantasy, not in empty voice, but in a down-to-earth attitude to work.

You have to prepare your speech as perfectly as you could, because your remarks in public will surely be down

Oh, Romilayu, don't be down on me.

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Man should be down-to-earth, not too far-reaching.

At each stop, he would list all of America's problems and say, everything that should be down is up, and everything that should be up is down.

You know, I could get you a pass to be down on the sidelines with me.

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Since then that share has fallen to just over half. In another decade it could be down to 40%.

Inflation will be down to three percent.

Life can be wandering, it can be down and down, it can be hurt, and the only indispensable thing is to persist in looking up to the ideal.

The shield will be down in may start your landing.

Christopher: I'll be down in a minute.

I be down in the dump - and to think it 's such a nice day outside !

For startups, vigorous businesses must be down-to-earth.

In addition to solar costs being down, New Energy Finance found the costs of wind turbines to be down 18-20% below early 2008 levels.