downwards

We reported first and the whole sector moved downwards as a result.

We'd better go downwards again - to that old flight of steps.

You would see the sky like a clear blue cup Turned upside downwards there.

But then, just to the right of his feet, he saw another hole that dropped sharply downwards.

This theatrical area is downwards to the right as we enter the site from the modern road.

Since then the trend has been downwards, at an accelerating clip.

This was revised downwards five months later to 410,000.

We watch, and the pink spreads downwards as the sun rises behind us.

Then, defeated by lack of air, her spirit fell downwards into darkness.

The audience turned their thumbs downwards as a signal that they should be killed.

The debris which remained behind continued to sink slowly downwards as though nothing had happened.

The seats tilt downwards so riders get a better view of the water and ground below.

As the player progresses downwards the level becomes much darker.

They will only be able to move downwards, ultimately ending up in 4a.

Normally the A330-200 points slightly downwards when it is on the ground.

My breathing quickened as he began to slowly push them downwards.

I started to move downwards kissing and licking throughout the entire journey.

Because the blade surface looks down, most of the scattered molecules will leave it downwards.

The flowers face downwards when open, and are about 2.5cm in diameter.

The case has a number of fine diagonal ridges running backwards and downwards.

Using the momentum of the dive she drove herself downwards, kicking hard.

Then the road ran out altogether and the floor tilted sharply downwards beneath them.

But we dance just to dance, and the movement sometimes goes backwards or downwards.

Only 11 per cent of commuters used public transport in 1985 and the trend is downwards.