Sentence examples for lower placed from inspiring English sources

League One promotion challengers Huddersfield and Southampton both saw off lower placed opponents in style, with 6-0 and 3-0 wins over Macclesfield and Cheltenham respectively.

It is related to, and probably an offshoot of, the Arabian horse but is larger, with a lower placed tail, and has hair at the fetlock (above and behind the hoof).

Today most evidence indicates that Scelidosaurus is a basal member of the Thyreophora, lower placed in the evolutionary tree of life than the Ankylosauridae or the Stegosauridae.

In reconstructing the facial appearance of Smilodon, Miller (1969) proposed that it looked very different from a typical cat: having a lower lip line (to allow its mouth to open so wide without tearing the facial tissues), a more retracted nose and lower placed ears.

In fact, since the possibility of trunk oscillations was higher when vision was precluded to the receiver, the givers might plan lower placing velocities in order to quickly react to possible trunk oscillations of the receiver.

The Greens call it "the lower place," or simply "Grandpa's".

The losers stay in the tournament, playing for lower places.

"Was that creativity coming from a higher place or a lower place?'' he asked.

It must be hard for some of them to readjust to their new lower place in the pecking order.

They insist that they are on a par with the elite, but in competitions like the Corus, they usually take the lower places.

The future WREC went on to imagine a restaging, for unsuspecting guests, of the parable about choosing places at a banquet, in which Jesus said that those taking lower places would be called up to the higher, and vice versa.