Sentence examples for before slipping back to from inspiring English sources

His lifetime rating from the Club for Growth remains at 54 percent, but his 2010 rating climbed to 85 percent before slipping back to 52 percent last year.

The dollar rose against the West German mark again last week, topping 1.70 marks to the dollar briefly on Friday before slipping back to 1.6985.

The number of British tourists leapt from 242,000 in 2001 to a peak of 430,000 in 2005, before slipping back to 388,000 in 2006.

Hong Kong dealers pass their trading to London, which in turn transfers to New York before slipping back to the Asian time zone.

Its shares hit a record high of £38.86 before slipping back to £36.60, still a 124p or 3.5% rise on the day.

In early trading the shares breached the 73.6p level, the average government purchase price, and hit 73.8p before slipping back to 73.38p, a 0.31p rise.

The following year he came fourth in both the Masters and US Open and was also tied for the lead at the turn in the final round of this year's Masters before slipping backing to fourth.

Also weighing on stocks is the war in Iraq, the presidential election and a recent rise in prices, particularly oil, which crossed $40 a barrel before slipping back at the end of the day.

Lastly, Blackberry maker Research In Motion climbed up to an all-time best of $96.35 before slipping back slightly to close the day at $94.50, a gain of $1.32, or 1.4%.

We made a short pilgrimage to a Polish war memorial – commemorating a 1942 plane crash – before slipping back down to Buckden village on another flank, passing long-abandoned lead mines and soaking up views of Upper Wharfedale.

It then edged up to $1.3201 before slipping back beneath $1.32.