Sentences with phrase «downhill than up»

This gave more downhill than up, but there was more time spent in climbing than in downhill running, so the race was usually won or lost on the climb.»

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Says one investor in the company, who asked not to be named, «for the first time since we started investing, with this breakthrough it feels like the stone is starting to roll downhill rather than being pushed up it.»

The clip begins idyllically enough, but quickly go downhill when Radcliffe teams up with fellow travelers and decides to go on an expedition to the Amazon, but it turns out that their guide has less - than - benevolent intentions for the group.

You have to suck up whatever poop rolls downhill and directly to you at work, your retirement account is emptier than a biker bar on free tango lessons night, you're wasting hundreds of dollars in interest every month, and you devote a few hours a month to playing the balance transfer game just to keep your head barely above water.

But watching the estimated range essentially not go down for 30 or 40 miles on the way back to Durham, I'm confident in saying that the downhill leg — perhaps combined with less beer in the trunk — more than made up for the few extra pounds I gained on vacation.

I'm hoping it's all downhill from here... I wonder if giving up alcohol will be a more effective treatment for excess belly fat than giving up sugar?