edge down

He tried to hold the edges down with his long white fingers.

Place it on a towel with the open edge down.

The Federal funds rate edged down for the first time in 15 months.

Then he would edge down the bar for a few minutes before edging back.

She struggled to force the edge down into the tough old branch.

The boy found that he was edging down the stairs.

She had cut the top off and knocked the edges down as the day was ending.

No one is trying to deny things are still a little rough around the edges down here.

He stared at the place as the hotel car edged down the long hill.

The yield on the 30-year bond edged down to 6.90 percent.

Production of light trucks, while still at a high level, edged down slightly last month.

These he spread out on the great table, keeping their edges down with books and weights.

The city unemployment rate, which edged down again last month, is now at its lowest level since 1990.

Rey turned the knife so that it was edge down.

Various other measures also show inflation to be edging down.

He turned the cleaver and brought the blunt edge down with all his force.

Together they edged down the corridor to the lip of the waiting room.

He shielded his eyes from the sun and looked over the cliff's edge down toward the field.

The rest of them spread out around the bay and edged down the other two corridors.

Real final sales edged down one-tenth of 1 percent, the report said.

The knife edged down to cut off the tip of his nose.

A minute later they edged down to the water, skimmed over it, and turned north.

Both the Frenchmen were filling: did they mean to edge down at last?

They had edged down six-tenths of 1 percent the previous month.

Sharpe and Harper edged down the side of the street.