Sentence examples for one low point from inspiring English sources
(Clinton at one low point settled on "hard-working Americans, white Americans").
At one low point, Jorrocks is incarcerated in Hoxton asylum, as a hunting lunatic.
Low point: You see a lot of misery; Katrina was one low point.
The one low point of the show was the worrying amount of fur.
Watching would-be "slum lord" Asha leave her children at her own 40th birthday party to provide sexual services to a male patron was one low point.
"You are the one," Monica Jones reassured him at one low point, and for English poetry in the third quarter of the 20th century he surely was.
The non-screening of Manderlay was one low-point from my week on the Croisette.
During one such low point, Wu claims, Keats dropped in on Hazlitt to discuss his own prospects as a reviewer and journalist.
And for Jarrett, one such low point came in 1995, when she began to lose the mayor's support.
Gov. Frank Keating talks of teachers in terms that could easily apply to convicts, at one particularly low point describing some educators as "slugs," at another suggesting "homicide" as a way to deal with the state teachers union.
I made two big mistakes in one day (my low point, if anybody asks me that one).
