go under

He kept going back until the water got the better of him and he went under.

"Never mind what he went under. It was a mistake , that'tall. A big mistake . Poor fellow. " He had cocktail now and shook his head at it.

They're monsters of the people. It was the beginning of the end for vampires when Lehman Brothers went under, those bloodsucking parasites.

the rich man's head went under the water and then came up again, but he did not give his hand.

I was an Administrative Assistant for an insurance company that went under, leaving me unemployed.

The Chelsea left-back went under the knife on Tuesday after opting not to wait until the end of the season to repair a tear in his meniscus.

Lehman Brothers , after all, still had an A2 credit rating when it went under , taking down with it billions in commercial paper.

The ship went under gradually after colliding with an iceberg.

Yet if a country such as Hungary or one of the Baltic three went under, west Europeans would be among the first to suffer (see article).

A few days later the one remaining viable bank, Kaupthing, went under.

There is no excuse for the extralegal methods that went under the name of Watergate.

At the end of the scene I went under the bubbles and tickled her, and made her laugh -- but that's cut, because that's an R rating.

They owned credit derivatives, which paid out when the company went under.

The company went under because of the corrupt practices of its manager.

When Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers went under, the world realized that the banks kept much of the toxic assets at home. '

One of the robbers went under the guise of a postman.

However, most dot-com companies that went under were quite small and rather closely held by venture capitalists and similar investors.

The ship went under (ie sank) on its first voyage.

The water went under the bridge, and the boat sailed under it, too.

But that boy jumped right in after the kid and pulled him out before he went under--that boy deserves a medal!

As I went under the water, I felt the boat skidding over my shoulder like a jet.

Lehman Brothers had access to the Federal Reserve's discount window, after all, but still went under.

Despite his great efforts. Mr. Boxter's new store went under at the end of six months.

The boat went under.

When Bear went under, many people talked about the need for a mechanism for "orderly liquidation" of failing investment banks.

Mr James notes that when Creditanstalt went under in 1931, political tensions hampered international co-operation.

The boat went under the bridge.

Businesses, like markets, panicked after Lehman went under.

Some reforms were made , and some of the chaebol went under , the most spectacular collapse being Daewoo .

He pressed down on the sack and it went under water.

Mr Fuld sponsored a room of Rothkos and other works in the Museum of Modern Art shortly before Lehman Brothers went under.

The last time I went under the knife was not a particularly ennobling experience.

So I took a deep breath, went under the ropes and out into the middle of the fairway.

Went under a stage name of "Miss Charm" during her very early years.

The ship went under.

The tiny vessel went under during the storm.

He pressed down on the sack and it went under the water.

Firstly, hardly any companies went under in the first quarter.

The canoe filled with water, then went under and sank.

His company went under because of his poor management.

They have a reach in that population that it would take years to recreate if they went under.

"Everything she shouldn't lose was in there, and it was bright red so it stood out, " Kim said. "It went under the mattress. "

The filling station went under because there were too many others onthe street.

If we went under, our workers could find positions with Ford and General Motors.

Many soldiers went under in the Civil War.

For many years Kurds went under the derogatory label "mountain Turks" .

We almost went under this time.

Kabaraijian landed on top, but they both went under.

Kennedy, went under the hammer for nearly 1. 04 million dollars, more than three times the expected haul.

It set new rules so that taxpayers would never again be on the hook for a bailout if a big financial company went under.

It is particularly worrying that no other bank was willing to buy WaMu until it went under.

Couldn't have peed before you went under? Sorry.

He sucked in air, then went under the water again.

The platform went under the weight.

The rabbit turned and ran. It went under a big bush.

Your nose started bleeding when we went under the river this afternoon.

Reflections still look the same to me, As before I went under.

Our boat went under the bridge.

Perhaps God loves me more, just the day I went under the rain, the British talk about the village as being shrouded in mist.

we went under the shade.

I went under the knife to be available always, not only for some games.

Another set of Churchill's false teeth fetched 18, 000 pounds ($28, 765) when they went under the hammer in July last year.

She took an overdose of this medicine and went under

My grandfather's firm went under the economic crisis

When we went under the water, we left the old country of sin behind;