He watched me go down the tubes as a junkie.
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On Tuesday, Sanford's career may go down the tubes again.
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That's all gonna go down the tubes once I leave.
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That's their problem, and our country will go down the tubes because of it.
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We wouldn't have survived, I mean we were going to go down the tubes.
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Maybe I can be an example that you don't have to go down the tubes.
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I'd change my mind only if I saw this country continue to go down the tubes.
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They're suing the retailers and the manufacturers to get the "flushable" label removed until they can truly go down the tubes.
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If we don't get it done, we are going to watch Obamacare go down the tubes, and we'll blame the Democrats.
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By the time he goes to trial, months may have passed, and that means a bunch of scheduled concert dates will go down the tubes.
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The trader who made this bet is likely hedging a long position in the stock, and buying some insurance in case market conditions go down the tubes.
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By now every Republican elected official knows that if you criticize Trump, you are very likely to watch your political career go down the tubes -- and quickly.
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"I only destroy their career because they said bad things about me and you fight back and they go down the tubes and that's OK," he added.
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They tried to tap it into Papadopoulos, that poor hapless figure, that old Carter Page, now he&aposs seen his fortunes go down the tubes because of all this.
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Yet it's estimated that American taxpayers, through Medicare, spend hundreds of millions of dollars each year on drugs for nursing home patients — much of which literally go down the tubes.
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The economy's success has been a focal point of his reelection campaign, with Trump arguing in August that the economy would "go down the tubes" if he lost the 2020 presidential race.
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"I have questions for one about whether it's right that the directors, or whoever, the board, should pay themselves large sums when businesses can go down the tubes like that," Johnson said.
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The public is getting pretty inured to the fact that competitions are fixed, and they will stop watching and then sponsors will stop sponsoring and then it could all go down the tubes.
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"You generate an economic crisis in Mexico, and all of those gains we have seen in terms of zero migration go down the tubes," said Agustín Barrios Gómez, a former congressman in Mexico.
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"It is sad to see the company you really loved go down the tubes," said Ron Olbrysh, 403, who worked in Sears' legal department for 24 years and now heads an association of retired workers.
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It's indicative of what is going in this world, which is war, destruction, invasions of privacy, and rights, as well as our environment is about to go down the tubes, because of who just got elected.
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"I didn't invest 42 years of my life to go down the tubes over an incident that I had nothing to do with," declared a defiant Daryl Gates, then heading into what would be his last year as Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department.
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I want every Republican running for office to hear every syllable of Trump's bullying arrogance, when he warned at his Ohio rally that he destroys any G.O.P. politician who dares to defy him, saying, "I only destroy their career because they said bad things about me and you fight back and they go down the tubes — and that's O.K." I want all of this heard and spread from sea to shining sea.
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However, in "Essence", he temporarily switches sides. As such, portraying actor Lea explains the character's motivation: "Toward the end, he realizes that it's possible that the world could completely go down the tubes—then he's got a stake in trying to keep that from happening. That's when he starts giving the information to Mulder so that he can use it."Hurwitz and Knowles, p. 197.
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Joel stated that people in Los Angeles, including former New Yorkers, were deriding New York for its troubles. Joel says he thought, "If New York's going to go down the tubes, I'm going to go back to New York." He explains that the song depicts the apocalypse occurring in New York, "the skyline tumbling down, this horrendous conflagration happening in New York City." Joel stated that the song is titled "Miami 2017" because many New Yorkers retire to Miami and the narrator is telling his grandchildren in the year 2017 about what he saw in the destruction of New York.
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