Sentence examples for gets low in from inspiring English sources

When the sun gets low, in winter,.

By Howard Nemerov The New Yorker, February 17 , 1962P. 30 When the sun gets low, in winter, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick.

The sun was getting low in the sky.

"In the past," Pierce said, "in late summer, when dissolved oxygen levels got low in the reservoir, the water was coming out of the bottom of the dam nice and cold but was nearly devoid of dissolved oxygen.

Now, if you ask the person sitting beside you what it is, he or she may tell you it is linked to happiness, that levels get low in depressed people... that Prozac tops them up... so does chocolate... or aerobics... maybe yoga... Except it isn't strictly true.

Craggs is an amiable host, the setting is breathtakingly beautiful, and when Briggs and his bandmates give an unplugged performance of Bonxie's first single "Get Low" in front of an upturned boat that has been transformed into a beach hut, the small, appreciative audience includes some curious Japanese tourists and a curlew.

If no sturdy shelter is nearby, getting low in a ditch is the next best option.

Most people's club excursions are less Gerd Janson playing obscuro disco to 400 unsmiling arts graduates, and more a bloke called Gavin mixing "Timber" into "Get Low" in a high street sick-pit.

When one is out searching for the nation's top diplomat, does it make sense to pick a guy who gets low scores in sociability?

BL usually gets low attention in public healthcare, although preventive programmes and treatment have significant impacts on the quality of and success in life of such children.

When that rent gets low enough, who can move in?