Sentence examples for a high start from inspiring English sources
In the first section, Nilas Martins, Jennie Somogyi and the ensemble got the energy level off to a high start.
— BEN ROTHENBERG The Romanian Flavius Koczi has a high start value for both his vaults, at a 7.0.
Because these items haven't been on the shelves before, they might be given a high "start price" to make it look like they have big reductions.
No man had won a downhill with such a high start number since Fritz Stribl wore No. 43 in Val d'Isère, France, in 1996.
Instead, one should opt for a high start launch, in which one flyer stands about 100 feet (30 metres) downwind, with the kite facing bridle-side to the other flyer, who holds the end of the kite's line.
There is not necessarily a relationship between the two; an athlete with a high start point might have a low ceiling.
"A high start-up base will very much damage your chances because people just don't want to take that risk," he says.
As with the US, a high starting CAPE has been followed by a lower ten-year return.
A wound-rotor motor with three resistors connected to its slip rings can provide a high starting torque without excessive starting current.
"For example, after the first £7,475 of earnings, tax will be charged immediately at 32% – a high starting rate compared with other developed countries.
Will want to finish on a high, starting by winning on Saturday.
