be going to the dogs

"I have told you people for some time now Dell is going to the dogs!"

Only England could have produced him, and he always said that the country was going to the dogs.

The city is going to the dogs and what do they do?

No wonder the country is going to the dogs.

Or proof that the whole metropolis is going to the dogs?

I wondered if anyone would even be in the mood to go to the cinema when everything around them is going to the dogs.

This, he said, was largely because "financially, the country is going to the dogs."

But I learned that Washington is going to the dogs."

As they are now, they are going to the dogs.

"What's wrong is to get hysterical that everything is going to the dogs.

Under the Coalition , we seem to be going to the dogs .

Said the neighbourhood was going to the dogs, with all those crimes, and she just couldn't be responsible.

Norman joked that "if Christian music was going to the dogs, then he wanted to remain on the cutting edge."

That we really are going to the dogs."

This blinking prison is going to the dogs.

"You are going to the dogs, Lily," I said to the mirror.

The world is going to the dogs and we hear references in Parliament to Iran's nuclear weapons every day.

Just like in art and poetry, prose is going to the dogs: not all prose mind you!

The kid was going to the dogs.

If those in favor of honest money don't do something to offset its influence the country is going to the dogs."

There is very localized security in small pockets and the rest of the country is going to the dogs."

"God, this place is going to the dogs," said Malfoy loudly.

Whoever looks over such papers must, I should imagine, have seen some rum religions in his time; unless the Army is going to the dogs.

My Life is Going to the Dogs (1997)

Instead of fearing that the younger generation was going to the dogs, as in former times, the older generation expected their children to live better than they.