How To Use Going under In A Sentence
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One of the saddest chapters in the history of industrial Rochdale has taken place with the assets of an engineering company going under the auctioneer's hammer.
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All sold to the highest bidder to keep the skint club from going under.
The Sun
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Unless perhaps you were a copper going undercover.
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New Delhi PTI: In an embarrassing revelation, the under-7 girls' national champion -- along with five others -- has been found over-age in the ongoing under-9 National Chess Competition here.
Archive 2008-05-01
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George struggled wildly, going under and resurfacing at regular intervals.
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Last November the Center for Responsive Politics and OMBWatch reported that 1,418 lobbyists "deregistered" during the second quarter of 2009, a huge spike in numbers and an unintended consequence of President Obama's anti-lobbyist policies and rhetoric -- lobbying going underground.
Obama's Anti-Lobbyist Policies Not Pushing Lobbying Underground After All: Report
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His government is an uneasy coalition of ten parties, going under the title " Alliance for Change".
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The cheapest lot going under the hammer is an earthenware jardinière made in Staffordshire, which is expected to fetch up to £60.
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Some health chiefs ban overweight patients going under the knife until they have slimmed.
The Sun
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Dog wardens are going undercover to catch owners who don't clean up after their pets.
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He wrestled her arm away long enough to gasp a few precious seconds of air from the surface before going under.
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Peter hates his nose so much that he's seriously considering going under the knife to have it made smaller.
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Bohemia has developed a strong "spirit of negation," "_der Geist der stets verneint_," as Goethe would say, to the detriment of constructive ability, so it may be that this spirit having failed to reconstruct a church of some sort, at least on national lines, is going under before the mightiest organization the world has ever known, the Church of Rome.
From a Terrace in Prague
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The nine going under the hammer are expected to realise between $65 million and $95 million.
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After analyzing where poverty rates were going under Chavez and determining that they were not going in the right direction, I decided to look into the opinions of others, more credible than I, as to the “rumbo” of Venezuela in other ways.
11/26/2006 - 12/03/2006
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It must be hard to sail a boat without wonder, a pure childlike wonder at small things - the colours of shadows over mudbanks, the wings of cormorants drying on spitposts, crabs going under rocks, or simply blue, spray, and a sail full of air.
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When I heard the splash I turned round and saw the boy was struggling and going under.
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Going under bridges and flyovers is the worst: they traverse the parapets with a gaunt expectation and I begin to see everything in hyper-real detail.
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Great post here in London Underground Tube Diary - Going Underground's Blog about yesterday's Central Line "accident", which was being repeatedly announced in doom-laden tomes as I made my way home yesterday evening.
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Stefan Margita, a Slovakian tenor in his Met debut, was both wily and pathetic as Filka, going under the name Luka, who sings a monologue about being sent to prison for vagrancy, where one day he impulsively stabbed a bullying officer.
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Prices for used cars going under the hammer have also risen.
The Sun
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Once you push it, it keeps going under its own momentum.
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He feared going under the knife following problems in both groin muscles when he joined up with his country.
The Sun
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Going underground, he reclaims this haunted, burrowed space of the city as a legacy bequeathed to him by his grandfather, one of the sandhogs who dug the tunnels of the New York subway, and reinvents himself as Treefrog.
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For Cassie, going undercover is almost a compulsion.
The Likeness by Tana French: Questions
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He thinks he did nothing wrong by unloading his stock when he knew the company was going under.
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While it was heavy going underfoot, both teams worked hard and provided some entertaining football.
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Prices for used cars going under the hammer have also risen.
The Sun
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As a black man going undercover in whiteface, he investigates this secret world with laughable results.
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Some smaller alcid species visit breeding colonies only at night, coming and going under the protective cover of twilight or full darkness.
Alcids in marine ecosystems
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He's really a cop going undercover to find the perpetrators of a series of daring hijackings.
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Some health chiefs ban overweight patients going under the knife until they have slimmed.
The Sun
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The people that are unemployed due to their own reasons, not by being layed off, or by businesses going under ... are these people entitled to free healthcare, or should the hard working people like myself have to cut back on food and or other necessities to pay for their coverage???
Key conservative Democrat urges health care slowdown
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He feared going under the knife following problems in both groin muscles when he joined up with his country.
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There are also limits on the sise of banks and new abilities for regulators to dismantle a firm that is going under.
Full text of Barack Obama's speech in Osawatomie, Kansas
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First, I scoped out the doe-eyed first-years fresh out of high school by going undercover as one of them.
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Once you push it, it keeps going under its own momentum.
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The only option to going under, in some cases, is to operate uneconomically.
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I accept that there were few alternatives to coal for most of the 20th century, but there certainly was by the mid 1980s when many Labour MPs supported a year long strike in order that miners could continue going underground in order to contract pneumonoconiosis.
The Sunday Cyril: "What is Nye Bevan" Jeannie
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Peter hates his nose so much that he's seriously considering going under the knife to have it made smaller.
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That is despite going under the knife on Tuesday to cure a niggling groin problem.
The Sun
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One of the biggest sales of the year takes place today and tomorrow with 8,500 sheep going under the hammer.
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An hour or two, and we will be divested of light again, going under a quilt of tulle fog and the cold dense black of yet another long winter's night.
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We have seen gazumping and houses going under offer in a day.
Times, Sunday Times
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But, first, we want to turn our attention to the diplomatics -- the diplomatic efforts going under way.
CNN Transcript Jul 25, 2006
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Chavasse followed him in, twisting in midair, going under awkwardly, the warm water drawing him down.
THE KEYS OF HELL
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With agents going undercover, state and local police coordinate their online activities with the Secret Service, FBI and other federal agencies in a strategy known as "deconfliction" to keep out of each other's way.
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Is your local boozer in danger of going under?
The Sun
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Appearances on various tacky reality shows have kept her from going under financially but now she has reached an all-time low.
The Sun
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Another group that you need to be cognizant of, and this occurs primarily in young teenagers and young male adults, is what we call shallow-water blackout, people going underwater and seeing how long can they hold their breath.
Drowning Risk More Acute For Minorities
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Prices for used cars going under the hammer have also risen.
The Sun
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He feared going under the knife following problems in both groin muscles when he joined up with his country.
The Sun
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I did have some level of anxiety at going underwater for protracted periods.
