Sentence examples for coming low from inspiring English sources
Southall recalled the pilot saying: "I see a transport plane coming low.
(Prices are generally lower and crowds smaller during the coming low season).
Shame at coming low down in the pecking order is seen as a way of giving administrators an incentive to 'pull their socks up'.
However, the provision of urban open space as a social public facility is coming low in priority in comparison to other market-demanded facilities in the form of roads, car parks, clean water, electricity and the like.
Once you see that the shuttle is coming low and in front of you, you'll need to hit that forehand to beat your opponent.
Calls from Obama to increase technical co-operation could accelerate low-carbon preparedness and reduce fears that either side will be disadvantaged in coming low-carbon markets.
It also faces new competition from up and coming low-cost, P2P car sharing services like RelayRides, GetAround, Sprideshare and Jolly Wheels.
This was one of the lower results of the sporting breeds, with Greyhounds coming lowest with 3.4%, and the related Boykin Spaniel coming in second highest at 47%.
Along with what was supposed to be an awkward transition came low expectations.
Brexit contagion comes low down on this list of global risks.
