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The industry hit bottom in 1991, and then had four to five years of good growth.

"Things will certainly turn around at some point, but I don't think we have hit bottom yet."

More than 500,000 new jobs have been created since the Texas economy hit bottom late in 1986.

I hit bottom big time, getting out of a marriage.

"She had to hit bottom before we could reach out to her."

I don't think there is any question that today we hit bottom.

The team then hit bottom in the 1998-99 season, when it started 0-19.

"This is a group of men who have hit bottom, and they don't want it to happen again."

Every day they wonder if interest rates have finally hit bottom.

A decade ago, he felt as if his neighborhood had hit bottom.

To genuinely come up she first needs to hit bottom.

Now, with no tourists during five years of war, the local economy has hit bottom.

The economy had hit bottom in March 1933 and then started to expand.

If a recovery is coming, he said, interest rates have probably hit bottom, and they could be going up again.

He predicts that the local economy will not hit bottom until early 1992.

He is one of the few who, when they hit bottom, bounce.

All the questions I can ask until we hit bottom."

"We should hit bottom before the middle of next year and begin to recover after that."

By June 1, 1932, the index was down nearly another 60 percent when it finally hit bottom.

The market seems to be betting that you've certainly hit bottom and have started to go up again.

Korea and its neighbors are still far from having hit bottom.

Sometimes you've got to hit bottom before you come back up."

It is good to know that we have hit bottom and survived.

They hit bottom at over two hundred kilometers per hour.

He was trying to swim when his foot hit bottom.