go under

We should have seen it coming. There was no way he could keep going under all that pressure.

going under the railway arch he took out the envelope , tore it swiftly in shreds and scattered them towards the road.

Julia: But aren't you going under general anesthesia? It's not the same as local anesthesia, you know.

I'm dying again. . . I'm going under, drowning in you, ooh. I'm falling forever. I've got to break through.

If you have good business strategies, it should be easy to prevent the company from going under.

It may be the lingering fear that a patient going under the knife does not always pull through.

Berlusconi must come up with a comeback ploy pretty soon if he wants to avoid going under.

You're frustrated and you think, "I'm going under. "

Nick appeared intelligent , but I realized that he was going under false colors when he was rendered speechless by my questions .

One of the first stops on I-Day is to get their heads shaved. Here, a plebe candidate is seen before going under the clippers.

Small mortgage lenders started going under quickly, with the number of failures climbing into the hundreds.

Today, let us take a boat going under the name miss those manual era of simple life.

The common view holds that going under (induction) and coming back up (emergence) are the same process, albeit in different directions.

The problem developed when we realized the dog was reacted to the signal of her stepping forward and not the hands going under the chin.

Really? So one must be extremely good at managing and operating the businesses to avoid going under.

He says airlines will have to make sacrifices to keep from going under, but he says the one area they will not short-change is safety.

In the year that followed, subprime lenders began entering bankruptcy, hedge funds began going under and the stock market plunged.

And you give a picture of that by going under the water and coming up.

New Year always sees some businesses fail, 'but this year companies are going under before New Year' he notes.

If your company is going under, it's the fault of unethical competition.

A bill submitted on June 14th to the Diet, Japan's parliament, aims to enable the firm to pay compensation without going under.

The ship is going under the bridge.

Governments cannot stop every foundering company from going under; nor should they.

Lakers officials, however, want Brown to re- evaluate his situation after the season before going under the knife , a team spokesman said .

At Bonhams, the desks of today's infamous office workers will not be going under the hammer.

The largest squid ever caught in Australian waters is going under the knife.

The highlights of the sale had toured Ireland, Japan and China before finally going under the hammer .

Saly is looking a big ship. The ship is going under the bridge .

A once-revered buy-out firm is going under. Who's next?

When the earthquake happens, It sounds like a train going under the ground.

It helps us keep relationships going under adverse circumstances, which is important for keeping our species going.

Hair color is the easiest thing you can do to dramatically change your appearance without going under the knife.

I'm going under (going under), going under (drowning in you). I'm going under.

Patients tend to recover more quickly from such procedures than they would going under the knife.

So, one by one, the banks that took on the most risk are facing the real possibility of going under.

Were you going under on your own?

It is medicine confidence ethics that is medical ethics new topic. It is going under market economy. At last, i. . .

Suppliers and distributors were at risk of going under.

I caught the F train above ground, and the car elbowed around Gowanus before going under.

She is just one of those thousands who are actually risking their future beauty by going under the knife when they are still growing.

I feel I gotta know cause I feel am going under.

Seriously consider this before going under the needle.

It wasn't just me. Everyone around was going under; those were awfully hard times for most people.

This ship is going under the bridge.

While Julius II kept the firm going under the Nazis, Julius III and his Jewish wife fled to Britain in 1939, along with their son Julius IV.

The woman felt herself going under.

If going under the knife is just not your cup of tea, try Pilates.

It sounded like a train that was going under my home .

It sounded like a train that was going under my house.

The word occurs in Galatians 6: 6: and refers to the person who is going under instruction in the doctrine.

I was considering going 'under the knife' when I saw your supplements. What a miracle!

She felt herself going under.

are going under the hammer.

After nearly going under eight years ago, Lego now has 5. 9% of the global toy market, up from 4. 8% at the end of 2009.

I hope this knee gets better. I hate going under the knife.

The number of companies going under rose by 40 per cent to 5, 055.

Jiao finished second in 2: 04. 72, also going under the previous record.

It sounded like a train which was going under my house.

Count your blessings as you're going under

Governments cannot stop every foundering company from going under

In a world that's going under To survive you must learn to plunder

I thought we tried going under

why the world is going under when we're sitting here tonight

I am none too fond of going under hatches, unless I'm obliged to;