114971 examples of down in sentences
If you see him go there come down with the news, and tell Tom to hurry down as quick as he can if he sees a party setting out.
If you see him go there come down with the news, and tell Tom to hurry down as quick as he can if he sees a party setting out.
We will have the horses saddled up by the time you are down again.
" The lads were heartily glad at the order, for they had for some time been momentarily expecting that their horses would come down over the bowlders.
It has taken us six hours to get down here; it won't take them three.
Then I reckon the best thing will be for you to take the horses down and go straight up, leaving Dick to tell us exactly where you have gone up; then, as soon as it is quite dark, we will be off and follow you; they won't be able to pick up the trail and will guess we have gone straight down the valley.
Then I reckon the best thing will be for you to take the horses down and go straight up, leaving Dick to tell us exactly where you have gone up; then, as soon as it is quite dark, we will be off and follow you; they won't be able to pick up the trail and will guess we have gone straight down the valley.
" In four or five minutes they heard the tramping of horses, and a party of Indians rode down the valley.
"You see, it was Captain Randolph Sumner, the gentleman who owns that splendid new yacht down to Marcey's.
"I must go down and see if I can help in any way.
Down with helm!
However, about eight bells on the following day, a gale sprang up from the northeast, which drove down the eastern floe in dangerous proximity.
And I'd a liked to ask him a lot about the ald lady, but I was too shy, and he and his friend began talkin' together about their own consarns, and dowly enough I got down, as I told ye, at Lexhoe.
"I went back this way, right into the corner, and I gev a yellock, ye'd think saul and body was partin', and that minute my aunt, from the door, calls out wi' a blare, and the ald lady turns round on her, and I turns about, and ran through my room, and down the stairs, as hard as my legs could carry me.
"I cried hearty, I can tell you, when I got down to the housekeeper's room.
"But in place o' that he steps in saftly, wi' the poker pointed like a swoord, and he gies it a poke, and down it a' tumbles together, head and a', in a heap o' bayans and dust, little meyar an' a hatful.
Let us gang awa's up to the Vicar's, and gan him come down, and talk wi' him.
The blunderbuss had burst to shivers right down to the very breech.
He had forgotten his horses; they were jogging along, heads down and "form" gone.
They stood at the window watching their father as he walked up and down the garden, his hands behind his back, his shoulders stooped, his powerful head bent.
Mr. Doty, at a children's meeting in the afternoon, asked us whether we would come to help in the missionary work, and asked us to write down the question and think and pray about it, and when we had made up our minds to write an answer underneath the question.
The Rabbit didn't mind it so much, for wherever he was thrown he came down soft.
And she kissed the little Rabbit again and put him down on the grass.
Sit down and tell me.
Rowcliffe looked down at the table.
