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1. After his wife died, his health started to go downhill.

2. After that, things started to go downhill.

3. When things started to go downhill, Kyle began looking for another job.

4. But then these efforts began to go downhill.

5. You can't go downhill in a boat.

6. Do you definitely want to go downhill?

7. He's really starting to go downhill.

8. Why did everything only go downhill?

9. He's really starting to go downhill. In and out of the hospital.

10. If the crucial links are missing, things go downhill rapidly.

11. Things go downhill from there and they eventually break up.

12. This part of the town used to be fashionable, but it's starting to go downhill.

13. Nora guessed that if there was a fox in there and if it broke, it would seek first to go downhill.

14. Monta o accuses the city of deliberately forcing the neighborhood to go downhill, the better to justify a future land grab.

15. AFTER RIDING up to the highest point of our right flank, Prince Bagration began to go downhill, where a continuous roll of musketry was heard and nothing could be seen for the smoke.

16. Research shows that when those warm feelings are blocked, a marriage can go downhill quickly.

17. The utility model meets the requirements of different heels when people go uphill and go downhill.

18. Six character numeric passwords are dismayingly common, and the examples only go downhill from there.

19. Does the chairman realize those our company's business is go downhill?

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20. We consider it a fact of life: after age 30, everything starts to go downhill.

21. They began to stay away in droves and Underground Atlanta quickly began to go downhill.

22. I just love to feel the cool breeze on my face when I go downhill.

23. With all I've put up with, who wouldn't be depressed and go downhill?