Sentence examples for lowest day from inspiring English sources
It was his lowest day, he said.
Sunday is typically the lowest day of demand, and the utility said it was on track for normal operations by Monday.
"I know," Steadman says, adding, with mock desperation in his voice, "especially because you have had the good fortune to catch me on possibly the lowest day in my entire life".
If the indicator holds, and the market's lowest day proves to be Nov. 20, when the Dow closed at 7,550 and the S&P 500 at 750, then the recession would end sometime next year.
(Among the lowest: Friday the 17th and Monday the 27th; among the highest, Saturday the 11th and Friday the 24th).
"Those going into teaching have the lowest SAT and ACT scores of any profession in the United States," he observed.
NBC's Sunday rating, a 14.6, was most alarming for the network because it was the lowest Sunday night rating for Olympic coverage in at least 20 years.
Temporally, highest SAT value, ranging from 9.2 to 18.7 °C, appeared in the July, and the lowest SAT value, from 3.3 to 13.3 °C, was seen in May.
Examination of their GPAs shows that they are, on average, low performing students, so we include them in the lowest SAT group.
Flow gauges in streams up and down the East Coast show record lows day after day.
