Sentence examples for get low on from inspiring English sources

The receivers get low on the ground or go up high and Brady finds them in small openings.

Three hundred-odd yards took nearly an hour of walking, by which time the sun was beginning to get low on the horizon.

Among other mistakes, consumers let their tires get low on air, or put the wrong size of tires on their vehicles.

Napoli, fearless in the face of the charging Cabrera, had enough time to get low on the play so that he was not crushed.

JACK BELL O.K., SO WHERE'S THE BRA? It's on the bottom of a pile in my drawer, so if I get low on clean stuff, I can pull it out.

When he'd get low on cash, he'd return to the U.S. to bartend and fight fires.

THE MOM AND POPS Little Guys Wary Of 900-Pound Gorilla Laurette Prisco was getting low on doughnuts.

Back in New York he explained that, though the beach house was great, they'd gotten low on money & had to return, because people could understand that.

And even in the third set when I called him at 2-1, I said, 'I need some help from you, because I'm getting low on energy.' And that kind of support courtside it helps a lot, and it was working the whole week".

You fret if your phone is getting low on power, and you secretly worry things will go wrong at work if you're not there.

When the car gets low on fuel, the navigation system automatically locates any or all nearby diesel stations and offers to plot a route.