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steady down

VERB
  1. become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style
    He finally settled down

How To Use steady down In A Sentence

  • But, as conditions deteriorated, a drizzle giving way to a steady downpour, so did the standard of play with a succession of knock-ons gifting both sides possession.
  • The liquid coursed down the fabric in rivulets and emptied into a semicircular metal basin below, producing the murmurous sound of a steady downpour.
  • With few exceptions, noticeably the larger and more expensive inboard cruisers, new boat sales have been on a steady downward trend for more than a decade.
  • But, as conditions deteriorated, a drizzle giving way to a steady downpour, so did the standard of play with a succession of knock-ons gifting both sides possession.
  • Rather than a sudden, drenching cloudburst, last Friday's rain was a slow and steady downpour.
  • The liquid coursed down the fabric in rivulets and emptied into a semicircular metal basin below, producing the murmurous sound of a steady downpour.
  • It had eased off, from cloudburst to steady downpour, and the traffic was moving once more. THE SCAR
  • By mid-day the soft drizzle became a steady downpour, a rain that fell through sunset and then created damp clouds of fog under the street lights.
  • It rained non-stop for three days prior to the fight date, a steady downpour such as only Southeast Asia can produce.
  • It rained non-stop for three days prior to the fight date, a steady downpour such as only Southeast Asia can produce.
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