Sentence examples for slid from above from inspiring English sources

Analyst views of Mills' net asset value have slid from above $50 per share early last year to below $20 this year, although in early January, Green Street Advisors pegged that benchmark at a neat $21.50, just slightly above the offering bid.

The proportion of domestic car sales held by cars made in America slid from above 85% in the mid-1990s to around 65% during the recession, but it has since rebounded to 73%.

Mr. Irwin is first seen sliding downward, from above, in a small avalanche of red dust.

Oil prices slid from their recent highs.

The camera is above a double bed, pointing straight down and gradually sliding from left to right.

This prevents slides from sticking.

Lowe said the aim was to preserve an open-cockpit formula but provide "some defence against cars sliding along or landing from above".

Rapid undrained loading by the rock slide from above that cause the liquefaction or partial liquefaction of the valley fill (Sassa et al. 1985).

There are two theories to explain the dynamic mechanism of coseismic debris flows that initiate as a rock slide or fall from a cliff above a gully and then transform into a debris flow: (1) Rapid undrained loading by the rock slide from above that cause the liquefaction or partial liquefaction of the valley fill (Sassa et al. 1985).

As each layer was added, I slid the pan closely under a hot broiler in a scorching oven to bake from above and from below.

Search dogs roam the surface, sniffing for humans, while aircraft patrol from above, watching for any sign that the slope above could slide again.