level at

Foreshadowing a criticism often levelled at him today, she said: "Though he speaks sweet words there is also that coolness" .

He had seen a hunted and helpless rabbit look as she did, with a gun levelled at its head. Instantly he forgot his quarrel with her.

One criticism levelled at Galaxy was that it was a little easy.

I'm beginning to get slightly tired of this conspiracy levelled at English football by the governing bodies.

Dating executives retort that although the industry is not perfect, many of the criticisms levelled at it are unfair.

Elizabeth, who knew this to be levelled at Mr. Darcy, was in such misery of shame, that she could hardly keep her seat.

One criticism that was levelled at him during his first two seasons was a lack of cutting edge in front of goal.

Therefore the criticisms levelled at me by China and the US during my eight years in office were not groundless.

The hostage had a rifle levelled at his head.

But poor efficacy isn't just a criticism that has been levelled at drugs containing orlistat.

One of the critiques sometimes levelled at large philanthropic organisations is that they are inefficient and cumbersome.

Yau has been hurt by some of the criticism levelled at the restaurant since it opened.

One of the classic criticisms levelled at psychology is that it's just common sense.

That was a criticism that some people levelled at us last season, saying we didn't have that strength in depth but we do now.

Criticisms can be levelled at this study.

The same criticism has been levelled at China's captive breeding of pandas and other endangered species.

We all know who that remark was levelled at.

This leads to the main criticisms that can be levelled at the new Detroit: that it focuses on downtown and midtown;

There are two criticisms often levelled at this experiment and its interpretation:

an accusation frequently levelled at junior doctors