Sentence examples for High kind from inspiring English sources

Harrison Ford told me that Lucas had only two directions for the actors in "Star Wars"; he replayed them for me over huevos rancheros on the terrace at the Bel Air Hotel one Saturday morning, using his George-as-director voice — nasal, high, kind of whiny.

On "Addictions," she sings about a "buy low, sell high kind of guy," at one point saying to him, "Invest your time in what's worthwhile / Was I a risk without reward, or did I make you proud?" A fleet of trumpets arrive, as if Dacus is sweeping down the street in an accidental parade; she's mocking him, and mocking herself for still being interested in him.

During the course of the film I fell in love with both characters, as Bagnall establishes a sweet, junior high kind of romance between these two wounded souls.

"The client being around while I get high kind of ruins the high for me," says M. Our drug use and a client's drug use are not viewed the same way and for sex workers who are drug users, this can make babysitting a client who's high out of his mind while you're stone cold sober sadly ironic.

What Monroe saw as nonsense Crane insisted was a higher kind of sense.

Their writings are satires of the highest kind, and that's what "The Plot" is, too.

Jimmy was on to a higher kind of truth and I loved him for it.

Indeed, he saw the persistence of Jewish life as the highest kind of resistance against the Nazis.

He is himself a shopper of the higher kind, a man who knows how to order his shop.

"When that's something that's inside of you when you set out, you raise the bar higher and higher, kind of nothing is ever enough.

By making new sounds, he was preparing the way for a higher kind of life.Yet again, the general public did not get the message.