Examples of 'starting to go down' in a sentence
Meaning of "starting to go down"
starting to go down: This phrase indicates the beginning of a decline or decrease in something
How to use "starting to go down" in a sentence
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starting to go down
You are starting to go down that road again.
The number of people on the streets is starting to go down.
The sun is starting to go down.
You do not sleep anymore and your grades are starting to go down.
The sun was starting to go down.
At least the price of the phones are starting to go down.
Sun starting to go down.
Starting at the base of that tree you are starting to go down the prototyping path.
The sun was starting to go down and Regensburg looked so pretty.
Then I noticed that my weight was starting to go down.
The sun was starting to go down when we left Makawao.
For the first time in a while, prices are starting to go down.
A lot of Americans are starting to go down there for treatment.
It 's getting a little late . The sun is starting to go down.
The sun 's starting to go down to our left.
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Wait a second, guys . I think we are starting to go down.
Things are starting to go down quick, so that 's it.
Ay, ay, ay… The platform is already starting to go down.
However, we're starting to go down a slippery slope.
I remember the R.P.G. Hitting and us starting to go down.
The sun 's starting to go down.
You're starting to go down that road again. Come on, now.
Hitting and us starting to go down.
Fire 's starting to go down.
I think we are starting to go down.
Water's starting to go down.
Isn't sakura fubuki association starting to go down the worst possible path?
Come on, now, you are starting to go down that road again.
Here you are… The pile's starting to go down a bit now.
Babe? Fire 's starting to go down.
OK, now as you do this, you're starting to go down here… and then sit.
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