Sentence examples for it has gone below from inspiring English sources

When the solution is done cooling, it becomes super-cooled; that is, it has gone below its freezing temperature without actually freezing into a solid.

This is the first time it has gone below 8% in four years.

The iron ore price fell 1% on Tuesday to $39.06 a metric tonne – the first time it has gone below $40 since real-time pricing started in 2008.

Otherwise, every time it has gone below the recession level a recession has occurred, with the starting date almost always being within two months of the indicator reaching that level.

It was the first time it had gone below $50 a barrel since May 2009.

She banned corporate donations outright, and ever since the parties' scrounging for monies has gone below-board.

It was only when two of the crew had gone below, their hat-mounted lights illuminating the darkness, that the apprehension started.

After years of avoiding shares investment, I'm one of those who has bought BP stock in the belief its price has gone below its true value, writes Miles Brignall.

"Thirty years ago there was typically about eight million square kilometres of ice left in the Arctic in the summer, and by 2007 that had halved, it had gone down to about four million, and this year it has gone down below that," Prof Wadhams said.

But only Rollins has gone below the 12.50 mark this season, which in her case was well below.

Anti-war broadsheets did best (see graph) and anti-war tabloids worst posh people tend to be against the war, and the working classes for it but the cost of war coverage and scared advertisers outweighs any gain.Pain is greatest at the Daily Mirror, where circulation has gone below 2m for the first time since the second world war, and at the Telegraph group.