| Mostly they deal with the kind of down-to-earth, practical situations that horary astrologers thrive on to this day. |
| It was grittily down-to-earth, absorbing, and best of all, made me want to re-read some of Murdoch's novels. |
| But the President-elect is also a very down-to-earth person who intends to be a people's president. |
| There may be a rational, down-to-earth explanation but I'm at a complete loss as to what it could be. |
| The down-to-earth boffin has been kicking up a stink about excrement studies and grubbing around in old filth for more than 30 years. |
| In a chatty, first-person narrative, the down-to-earth Nan describes going into service while still a child herself. |
