Sentence examples for often level from inspiring English sources

It's an accusation film historians often level at Spielberg and the knock-on effects of his blockbusters, including ET and Star Wars.

A pair of hedge sparrows, foolish birds, built in the hedge between my garden and the road; the heads of passers-by were often level with the nest not many inches distant.

For all the concerns over his fitness, Bastian Schweinsteiger had been excellent in the first half, patrolling the space around his defence – he was often level with the two centre-backs – covering when the French forwards ran from deep and circulating possession.

Great news for babies, yet bad news for partners at whom we often level the full brunt of our frustration.

For longer periods of rainfall, vegetation levels often level off, decreasing the relationship between rainfall and NDVI.

As the clinical scenarios varied in disease and severity of presentation, to inform future work, we also compared how often Level 1 and Level 3 management strategies were selected within each vignette and in comparison across clinical scenarios, using community acquired pneumonia as the reference scenario.

Such accusations were often levelled at Dixons.

It is a criticism often levelled at Ukip too.

Bitching is a charge often levelled at women.

The charge of misogyny is often levelled at Thompson.

The case in question illustrates another criticism often levelled at the IPT.