Sentence examples for falling below the mark from inspiring English sources

Three others, including Korean Air's Cho Yang-Ho, came back after falling below the mark last year.

Of the dishes we did sample, a few fell below the mark.

But bland, expensive ($21) fish and chips and flavorless grilled salmon fell below the mark.

Both shell steak and grilled beef chop fell below the mark; the meat was coarse-textured, and the large but thin cuts arrived overdone.

He had been quick to identify the brilliance of a young American in London called Ezra Pound, and instrumental in shaping the early reception of Walter de la Mare, WH Davies and many others besides; and he was quite undaunted in taking to task the literary giants of the day if they fell below the mark, be they Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling or WB Yeats.

The WHO's Dr Bruce Aylward said only the treatment figure in Sierra Leone had fallen below the mark.

The company briefly passed the $60 mark in its post earnings frenzy, though it has since ceded back ground and fallen below the mark.

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

NME recorded a 9.8% circulation decline on the previous six months, falling below the 30,000 mark, to 29,029.

A relaunch of the New Musical Express failed to stop its sales falling below the 20,000 mark for the first time, down more than a fifth year on year.

Over the course of several hours, stocks ground down, with the Dow losing more than 600 points and again falling below the 8,000 mark.