We have seen this country
go down the pan which is exactly why we voted for Brexit.
[euro]is country will literally
go down the pan for the working class.
A PLAY could
go down the pan before it's even shown if a theatre company can't get hold of vital props.
But we would respectfully suggest that by decreeing that their workers should only go to the loo at specific times, bosses at United Biscuits, in Aintree, are in danger of seeing morale
go down the pan.
Dating In The Dark Tuesday, 9pm, Living AS Cheryl Cole watches her US career
go down the pan, bandmate Sarah Harding can't be too far behind.
Under whose watch did this country
go down the pan? Blair, Brown and co, that's whose.
Because if they
go down the pan the UK economy ends up in the sewer with them.
"I worked damned hard to get the money, I just don't want to see it
go down the pan."
We don't want it to
go down the pan like Wimbledon.
The race for the July prize is wide open, though the chances of previous leader Fred Bog will
go down the pan unless Falbrav wins the King George.
WE'RE all hoping that, after spending so much money in the close season, Manchester United will
go down the pan at last.
An internal audit showed two ventures risked losses of more than pounds 1m, while a further 40% could
go down the pan to the tune of pounds 100,000.
Chris plays Charlie Babbit, an egotistical yuppie whose business is about to
go down the pan when he hears his estranged father has died and left his fortune to Raymond, the long-institutionalised elder brother Charlie never knew (or, more subtly, has forgotten).
"We all care about the club and don't want to see it go back to part-time football and
go down the pan.
He said that if we don't settle for a two per cent rise, the country will
go down the pan.
