Sentence examples for come to level from inspiring English sources

They had come to level with Richard Nixon, their fellow-Republican and the President of the United States.

Clearly, when measurements cannot be made reliably, a straightforward clinical comparison of treatment techniques or reduction results is impossible, making it difficult to come to level 1 evidence-based treatment results and advices.

You have come to level 10 and you have to type on the keyboard again-escape the ghosts, when ever you feel like to.

When it comes to level, we have another and more timely source, the Fed's flow of funds data.

"F" came to Level Ground at age 20, having recently transitioned from prison.

You have came to level 9, for some people this was easy, and others very hard, so now you have to risk all that time you have spent.

I would argue this has some relevance when it comes to levels of donation spread across age groups.

Britain has an extremely poor record compared with nearly every other European country when it comes to levels of teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.

Izale McLeod's second-half header over the bar was as close as Crawley came to levelling the all-League One clash.

While the hosts were menacing, Dean Bowditch's header off target from a Danny Green cross after the break was as close as Karl Robinson's side came to levelling.

"Has the United States come to that level?