comedown

This is followed by a comedown of a few hours.

"What a comedown in the world it must be for her."

So why does it feel as if we've experienced such a comedown?

Not yet, no matter how bad the M comedown feels.

All this is quite a comedown for a building with an illustrious past.

It must look even more horrible to Marie, her on that comedown.

Would she call this singing date a comeback or a comedown?

But it was still a comedown, and he knew it.

Even if people were a comedown from birds, something about all those faces sank into his later work.

But some analysts see a slowdown, and thus maybe a price comedown, ahead.

She seemed alright just now, but the comedown was surely approaching.

This is quite a comedown from Timur's own personal guard.

"Which his type would consider a severe comedown," Morgan said.

This was a little different comedown than usual, though.

No dancers materialized, and the place seemed more comedown than crazy.

That is quite a comedown for the plastics company.

She was on a bad comedown and Yvonne had the hump with her.

He had driven a long way on superhighways, and this was a comedown.

For someone like me who's used to being in view in some capacity or other, working support is a real comedown.

And even the $7 million sales sometimes represent a comedown from a few years back.

Even so, the region is suffering a comedown from its glory days which lasted through much of the century.

Not long after a celebration, a comedown usually occurred.

For Kasparov, it was a sad comedown from the previous evening.

Going into another troupe after being a Tiller would have been too much of a comedown.

It is all quite a comedown for a company that, until the Bhopal tragedy, was getting its act together.