Sentence examples for the lower points from inspiring English sources

The drawn-out debt debate may well be recorded as one of the lower points of his presidency.

"In the lower points of our marriage, this routine is gone," she said, "and it would have been automatic when we dated".

Comparisons are often made between the Caplan and Tom Waits, and he was at his most Waits-ish during the Blood Money-esque Devil Town which, with some mildly awkward audience participation, was one of the lower points.

But the debate still marked one of the lower points in this campaign season, when, as the candidates were arriving, some of Paul's supporters grabbed a MoveOn.org activist in a blond wig she'd tried to present Paul with a fake award from a fake company—and spun her to the ground, where one of them held her down while the other stomped on her head and neck.

But the debate still marked one of the lower points in this campaign season, when, as the candidates were arriving, some of Paul's supporters grabbed a MoveOn.org activist in a blond wig — she'd tried to present Paul with a fake award from a fake company — and spun her to the ground, where one of them held her down while the other stomped on her head and neck.

Facebook Gifts were one of the lower points of Facebook's earnings yesterday, but that doesn't mean the company isn't continuing to innovate on the gifting front.

That is related to the amount of energy it takes to move charge from the lower point (ground) to the higher.

Similarly, the FOS sliding when considering the lower point of contact B is high enough to avoid sliding motion of the rolling core of the RNC isolator.

The t2 states further split into one doubly degenerate e state and one singly a1 state due to the lower point group C3v in the WZ.

The length of the wattles between the upper and the lower point of the organ were measured with a micrometer.

Finally, a line parallel to the tibial base plate passing through the lower point of femoral implant ('line C') was drawn.