Sentence examples for a high point from from inspiring English sources

A high point from last winter's World Championships was watching a Scottish player's wife and daughter being interviewed.

That era is a sort of golden age, despite the fact that Reagan was shot; guarding the Great Communicator when it was morning in America is a high point from which they can't quite recover.

Match the candidate with a high point from his book: 1) Mitt Romney 2) Herman Cain 3) Rick Perry 4) Ron Paul 5) Newt Gingrich A) He's "the kind of guy who goes jogging in the morning, packing a Ruger.380 with laser sights and loaded with hollow-point bullets and shoots a coyote that is threatening his daughter's dog".

That could most definitely be said of Lleyton Hewitt's greasy-haired appearance on Home & Away, which was far from a high point for the art of acting.

Naturally, given Mr. Ortega's baking experience, desserts are a high point, too, from the sophisticated blueberry and walnut tart ($2.50) to the fudgy, spectacularly big chocolate cookie ($1.25).

Its daily US iOS App Annie download rank is up from a year ago, though a little down from a high point in June.

The problem is that if a film looks, sounds or plays too differently it risks alienating critics, which may help explain why there wasn't more applause for "Footnote," a competition high point from the Israeli filmmaker Joseph Cedar.

Now comes a new high point from Benchmark Capital-backed NaturalMotion, which said its highly hyped title CSR Racing passed $12 million in monthly revenue.

They are normally launched from a high point.

Mr. Obama's job approval rating has dropped 10 points, to 58percentt, from a high point in April.

"Nude, Green Leaves and Bust" is considered a seminal work from a high point of Picasso's career.