Sentence examples for sometimes below from inspiring English sources

To me – and many homeless people – it was a safe, dry, warm container, continually travelling sometimes above the surface, sometimes below, like a giant needle stitching London's centre into place.

The system, which is currently running 19 Chicago schools, according to a recent Chicago Tribune analysis, has typically seen test scores at its schools increase immediately upon takeover before later leveling out to results on par -- or sometimes below -- the city's neighborhood schools.

The homes often cut expenses and staff, sometimes below minimum legal requirements, to increase profit.

Sometimes below 300, if I soak the jacket in lighter fluid.

"It dropped the calories and at sometimes below what the U.S.D.A. had as a minimum," she said.

The prize money that gambling levies pay for has plummeted, sometimes below the levels of the 1980s.

He was the common, everyday, average, and sometimes below-average man.

What is known is that, based on standardized test results, charter schools in several states have scored below, sometimes far below, the traditional public schools in the same district.

In recent opinion polls it has hovered at, and sometimes dropped below, the symbolically important 50% mark.

Despite the warmth of the era, however, the Tibetan Plateau was about as cold and snowy as it is today, with an average temperature around 0°C and wintertime extremes sometimes dropping below -10°C.

Collectively this sort of spending, sometimes called "below-the-line" advertising, or marketing services, is already worth more than twice what is spent on traditional display advertising.