What goes up must come down - you just have to wait long enough.

What goes up must come down so landing was next.

There is an old saying that "What goes up must come down."

What goes up must come down, the manner of the descent being all important.

In his report 'What goes up must come down?

The title is a reference to the common phrase "What goes up must come down."

What goes up must come down, they say, and the axiom holds true for technology.

What goes up must come down again, given that equilibrium of around 3.65 or so looks sustainable in the long run.

They gave us the sign, 'What goes up must come down.' "

Optimal plasticity in matrix memories: What goes up must come down.

The answer again is as simple and unavoidable as the laws of gravity: What goes up must come down.

What goes up must come down and abseiling is a great way of getting down especially if it's steep.

What goes up must come down," Flynn pointed out to Sebastian. "

What goes up must come down — and that's even the case for Gloucester's beloved lobster trap tree.

What goes up must come down and in the Middle Queendom acid rain fell upon the land.

"What goes up must come down," Hitchcock said of the Red Sox.

LEAD: What goes up must come down, and vice versa.

'What goes up must come down' as the old saying goes, weathering will ensure that the rock cycle starts all over again.

Other teams had to do the Roadblock in the Lingotto where they asked "What goes up must come down".

What goes up must come down Numerous municipalities across California and other states responded to the threat by banning fireworks displays.

What Goes Up Must Come Down A sign of the times?

What Goes Up Must Come Down was produced in an edition of 45 and originally cost about £400.

What goes up must come down, what goes in must come out," he said mysteriously. "

What goes up must come down, as Internet entrepreneur Elon Musk has been finding out lately.

Pretend that this is a genuine scientific experiment to demonstrate that 'What goes up must come down'- or something equally absurd.