Sentence examples for marked a low from inspiring English sources

The 6-0 demolition at the hands of City just over a week ago marked a low point for West Ham as only three days before, they were beaten 5-0 by Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup.

But the nineteen-fifties marked a low point for mules.

This symbolic desecration of the national shrine marked a low point in Cornish pride.

This grim episode, known to history as the Amboyna massacre, marked a low point in Anglo-Dutch relations.

Such an ignominious an end for so huge a personality marked a low point of American football.

The early months of 2013, around the time of Shateri's death, marked a low point for the Iranian intervention in Syria.

Shelton's new movie, Touchy Feely, marks a low point, barely registering a ripple.

"This marks a low point in South Africa's transition to democracy.

The humiliation marks a low for the film's author, Joe Eszterhas, who won fame for writing Basic Instinct.

It marks a low point, in an institution not unaccustomed to swimming about in the gutters of political life.

Sunday's filing marks a low point for A.&P., once the nation's dominant supermarket company.