We have put it in a low place.
Possessions seem to have had a low place in Mr. Bailey's own cloistered life.
"I was at a low place," Ms. Stallings said, "and she was there".
By Amy Davidson Sorkin September 25 , 2012"It brings it down," Steve Young said after the Monday Night Football game that ended not only in a low place, but in a shambles.
"It brings it down," Steve Young said after the Monday Night Football game that ended not only in a low place, but in a shambles.
And if you're alone, why would you have it out there?" "If you're in a low place, it will make you feel low," said Mr. Shanley, who also called the Oscar "a tombstone" and "a living rebuke".
Some verb-endings even say where the action of the verb takes place relative to the speaker: gwerantena means "to place a large object in a low place nearby".
#hottest100 January 26 , 20148.05am GMT OK, Arcade Fire's Reflektor next at 16, perhaps a bit of a low placing for such an extravaganza (with David Bowie on backing vocals at that).
Such persons have also been referred to as low churchmen because they give a "low" place to the importance of the episcopal form of church government, the sacraments, and liturgical worship.
As a result, it has proved difficult to attract top talent to the contest, with many record companies wary of the negative publicity resulting from a low placing.
Scotland are psychologically in a low place and, with the way that Ireland squeeze the life out of teams, they could capitulate next week in their final match.
