Sentence examples for below the mark in from inspiring English sources

They fell below the mark in 2001 and 2002, as their fortunes fell to less than one-10th of the highest value in 2000.

Moeen admitted England, who also lost to Australia in the tri-series final a few days before the World Cup, had been well below the mark in their 111-run defeat at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

The jobless rate, now 8.1 percent, has been drifting in a narrow range between 8.1 and 8.3 percent all year, and it is a nip-and-tuck question whether it will edge below the 8 percent mark in the two months before the election.

Zhiwei Zhang of Nomura said "there is a 30% chance" that China's growth rate may drop below the 7% mark in the third or fourth quarter.

The U.S. dollar held on Wednesday to minor gains against the euro, which remained below the $1.30 mark in morning European trading following the release of figures showing American consumer confidence rising for the second straight month in January.

Team 3D marked in below the mark prior to the contest; however eventually lost the encounter.

The Broadway production of "Hair," which won the 2009 Tony Award for best musical revival, dipped below the $500,000 mark in box-office grosses last week for the first time since opening last March.

Though Lincoln sales reached 200,000 in 1990, largely on the strength of the Town Car, the brand's market share has fallen precipitously in the last decade, slipping well below the 100,000 mark in 2011.

The U.S. dollar chipped away Friday against gains made this week by the euro, which sunk below the $1.32 mark in morning European trading.

This is the first time Clinton, the former secretary of state and longtime presumptive front-runner, has dropped below the 50percentt mark in four polls conducted by the Register and Bloomberg Politics this year.

Oil futures dipped below the $47 mark in Asia on Thursday as prices continued to slide after the latest U.S. petroleum inventories data showed another impressive build in crude stocks.