change down

British  

verb

1. (intr, adverb) to select a lower gear when driving

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Example Sentences

“Could it change down the road in the postseason? Possibly,” Roberts said Sunday when pressed on the topic again.

From Los Angeles Times

While McCall says English rugby can’t currently sustain a vibrant, fully professional Championship, he hopes that will change down the line.

From BBC

"This is a society that's demands deep change, down to the roots," she said, promising security, reasonable taxes and ending years of uncertainty and government red tape.

From Reuters

Mr. Aronberg suggested that Judge Cannon’s order allowing flexibility could be a signal of a change down the road.

From New York Times

Published by the Sydney Morning Herald, the poll showed that 49% of respondents supported the change, down from 53% in May, while 51% said they were opposed to it.

From Reuters