go downhill

He'll go downhill so fast that a ship's anchor wouldn't hold him.

I think the hardest thing to do is to go downhill gracefully.

I have always believed that it is easier to go downhill than to go up.

And, ma'am, I know that his brother will be the ruin of John; he'll go downhill fast, as many a fine young fellow has done.

And then he explained to me that any fool can go uphill, but a Montenegrin is the only man who can go downhill.

The moment that we began to go downhill I perceived that we were in a position of the greatest danger.

He was afflicted with what the Western people called the 'swaleys,' and could not go downhill.

You go downhill to it from the street, and it is crowded on all sides but the front by other buildings.

She did not often suffer from weariness any more, but she had, without knowing it, commenced to go downhill.

Anyhow, after a while he began to go downhill financially, which is another way of saying he got into debt.