low point

The relationship between the two men was at a very low point.

Tonight was one of the low points in a long while.

I did think it was a low point for the show.

This turned out to be the low point in his career.

His agency hit a low point during the period 1931-1935.

The game was considered a low point for the program as a whole.

At its low point, it had lost 254 points, or almost 3 percent.

Yet the low points almost seemed like part of the exercise.

Her low point was last year when she dropped to No. 215.

He still calls that the low point of his career.

I was at a low point in my relationship with Jesus.

The low point in the teams history had to be the 1991-92 season.

Of course, even the Manhattan market has had its low points.

At this low point in her life the play begins.

"She was at a very low point in her life."

The low point came in December of that first season.

"We may have passed a low point for the industry in January."

But he said the losses were close to a low point.

Before that, he was always there for her - even at the low points.

How have we gotten to this low point in the history of Congress?

Two nights later was when he hit a low point.

"There were a lot of low points this season, but we kept playing hard."

He was also at financial low point, with a tiny staff.

His lowest point may have come and gone by the middle of summer.

In late April 1945, the low point of 57,974 people has been reached yet.