In particular, Bach called for bass lines that descended below the instrument's lowest open string.
Catastrophe was avoided only at the last minute when the pilots were able to restart the engines as their planes descended below the clouds.
As the yield on 10-year bonds descended below 3.3percentt, he said: "Would you lend to your brother-in-law at 3.3percentt?
They were not only opinionative, peevish, covetous, morose, vain, talkative, but incapable of friendship, and dead to all natural affection, which never descended below their grand-children.
Temperatures exceeded 32.2 °C during 19 days/year on average, and descended below − 17.8 °C during 6 days/year (Fuss and O'Neill 2010).
As the aircraft nears its destination or leaves the airspace, the controller manually moves the strip further down the desk until it is no longer under Nats guidance - either because it has descended below radar - 600ft (183 metres) in London - or successfully made its way into somebody else's domain.
The cloud base was low and thick and they descended below it at 1,900 feet.
He boarded the vessel and descended below decks to search for any items that might be of use.
Haynes descended below the fog to find the Utah, and commenced bombing at 11 47 a.m at a low altitude of 600 feet.
Recently, amid reduced demand sparked by a synchronized global recession, the price of a barrel of black crude descended below $40 a barrel, sending OPEC into fits of despair.
Meyer and Kissinger, wearing gas masks, descended below decks and inspected the powder flats in the turret, noting that the metal walls of the turret flats surrounding several tons of unexploded powder bags in the turret were now "glowing a bright cherry red".
