Sentence examples for a bit of higher from inspiring English sources
On a bit of higher ground set back from the waves, I met a man named L. Subramaniam.
"There was a bit of high-fiving when I told them," Ms. Kargman said.
In front of Clark, Lydon mocked the lip-synching tradition of the show and created a bit of high-spirited chaos.
The scam at the heart of this book sounds like good fun, a bit of high-level high jinks.
"The launch of Godan has put a bit of high-level pressure to make data free and available," says Keizer.
It was a bit of high-level American engagement on Iraqi soil, and Kurds appeared pleased with what they heard.
Car dealers are usually ready for a bit of high-pressure selling, but they generally stop short of making, shall we say, an offer you can't refuse.
"I think there's a bit of high anxiety when you're pushing into the most remote part of the planet," he said.
It's now for Miliband to prove that he has more than a bit of high-flown rhetoric and tinkering around the edges in mind.
But Captain Thomas keeps a watchful eye across the network, with extra attention on airports such as Mexico City: "Quite busy, at very high altitude, and there's quite a bit of high ground around".
If Buffalo Bill Cody had wanted to give his audiences a bit of high culture along with his Wild West shows, he might have come up with something like the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival's rip-snorting treatment of "As You Like It".
