bottom out

Did the market really bottom out at the beginning of October?

"The most anybody can hope for at this point is to bottom out."

Which are going to get worse before they bottom out and die away.

She would bottom out and then, in the morning, they'd start the long climb back.

They would bottom out in the 1994 season, finishing only 20-62.

In summer, low water levels can cause the ferry to bottom out.

"Now I'm dropping the bottom out of the record business."

My blood pressure is normally low and this made it bottom out.

People in his situation may need to bottom out before they can really make some progress."

He was right once more when his measurements indicated that the economy and the market would bottom out in 1932.

In the first season 1915-16 the club finished bottom out of the 24 clubs with 3 points.

"It's going to be a long time before this area bottoms out,"he said.

It has been quite a reversal of fortune for someone who seemed to bottom out a few years ago.

It was like kicking the bottom out of a bucket.

If that thing went off it would blow the bottom out of my stern.

"The market will bottom out when confidence comes back - and that might possibly be in the spring."

The tank's half filled with water, and I've had it down at the bottom out of sight.

Get it off the locks before we bottom out again!"

In commodity chemicals, prices have been down, but they are beginning to bottom out.

House prices in Connecticut, however, were still falling and expected to bottom out before the spring.

But usually, the deliberations wind down as our glasses bottom out.

Usually, the market bottoms out about midway through a recession.

After all, when prices are inflated, the market tends to bottom out, fast and hard.

"I don't know when you bottom out on the kind of luck we've had."