Sentence examples for held a low from inspiring English sources
Americans have long held a low opinion of their leaders.
Like other scholars, True held a low opinion of the Getty's antiquities collection.
Their relationship had turned edgy and competitive, and, besides, Fadl held a low opinion of Zawahiri's abilities as a surgeon.
Emigrants also often considered the prices for supplies at the forts and outposts to be exorbitant, and most held a low opinion of the traders at them.
As an adult he held a low handicap (Michaelis, an apparent stranger to the terminology, calls Schulz "a scratch golfer, with a five handicap") and played in the Crosby Invitational until midlife agoraphobia curtailed his travels.
Fraser Forster was the first goalkeeper called on to make a save when he held a low drive from the edge of the penalty area by the Legia captain Ivica Vrdoljak, who was seeking redemption after missing two penalties in the first leg.
In Fujian, he had graduated from college and held a low-stress job as an accountant.
Kern was not a high-powered lawyer or politician; she was 25 and held a low-paying, policy-related job at Acorn, the national community organization.
On Tuesday, a man who held a low-level job at a law firm was accused of engaging in such a practice.
Because Phoebe Philo is expecting a child in a few weeks, Céline held a low-key presentation for a few editors.
On Capitol Hill, she held a low-level job — mostly involving outreach to constituents — in the shadows of rising political stars, including former Senator Tom Daschle and Pete Rouse, who is a top adviser to President Obama.
