Sentence examples for hitting a level from inspiring English sources
The enormously publicized — and enormously expensive — NBC drama crashed to a new ratings low Tuesday night, hitting a level that only a few weeks ago caused another NBC drama, "Do No Harm," to be yanked off the air.
This follows the cycle Obama seems to repeat of posting a gain, slipping back a bit, and then (if the current trend follows the pattern) of hitting a level spot for a few months.
"Government revenues this year could hit a level not seen since the early 1980's," said Said al-Shaikh, chief economist for the country's National Commercial Bank.
He has also returned serve well to get to the final, especially on Saturday when he hit a level of consistency that was too strong for Cilic.
Most pints sell for a very reasonable $5.50, and with $2 off at happy hour (daily, from 4 to 6 p.m ., the price hits a level reminiscent of the 1980s.
The UK's currency has hit a level not seen since the height of the banking crisis, as Robert Peston reports.
In another interesting development in Fridays trading the VIX finally hit a level that matched its highs during the 1997 Asian contagion and the 1998 Russian ruble crisis.
T-Mobile's 3G network is growing regularly, but until it hits a level of reach on par with the networks of competing carriers, every phone they sell intended to be used for browsing needs WiFi.
The chatter calling for Dow 20, 0000 has hit a level that is too much for us to ignore.
Eventually their racist menswear department will hit a level below the radar detection of even the Southern Poverty Law Center.
"I think that the key part comes when recycling hits a level that it becomes easier (and more affordable) to rework stuff infinitely," says Alun-Jones.
