21 English Sentences: Down

'Down' is Adjective, Adverb, Noun, Preposition and Verb.

Synonyms: Afflicted, behind, dejected, depressed, diminished, dispirited, downward, from a higher to a lower place, gulp, inoperative, loosing, low, low in spirits, lower than previously, miserable, reduced, to swallow hastily, unhappy and gloomy.

Sentences:

1.   A big stone has rolled down the hill.

2.   Anne flew down to Paris for the party.

3.   Arnold is worn down by worry.

4.   Brenda’s down with a bad cold.

5.   I feel a bit down today.

6.   I have to make a down payment first.

7.   Jenifer knocked down an old lady.

8.   Julie lay face down and started weeping.

9.   Let us go down to the beach.

10.                  Mary downed two glasses of juice.

11.                  Nicky ran down the stairs to meet Bob.

12.                  Olsen’s place is farther down the road.

13.                  Prices of all items are down now.

14.                  She was told to calm down.

15.                  Stock prices were down yesterday.

16.                  The computers have been shut down.

17.                  They are down by fifty runs now.

18.                  Tracy calmly put her fork down.

19.                  We all watched the sun go down.

20.                  We met halfway down the street.

21.                  Zany dropped her pen down a drain.

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