Sentence examples for and taking the highest from inspiring English sources

"For while I was focusing narrowly on journalism in college, she was studying and taking the highest honors in philosophy and literature and thereafter regarded life as a postgraduate course in these subjects".

Once you're through the woods, congratulate yourself both for handling it head-on and taking the high road.

Determined not to get involved in a relationship, and all the drama that predictably ensues, Mayo kept to herself, drawing in solitude and "taking the high road".

We used STATA StataCorp LPP 11.2) to calculate the sample size and took the highest number needed for one of the three indicators.

All analyses were based on a centrally reviewed histopathology and took the highest grade of abnormality seen in the biopsy or treatment specimen within 9 months of the initial base-line visit as the final diagnosis.

In all cases, we calculated RFC scores across three frames and took the highest scoring frame to avoid cases where misalignment at the 5′ end skews the final score.

"So, I took it upon myself to try to get in deep position and take the high-percentage shots".

You will have done what you can to repair matters, and taken the high road to boot.

But later, when the moon rose, he went to the stable, saddled his horse, and took the high road out of the city toward the farm where Mr. Brandon lay dreaming of rib roast.

At the ready, Mr. Ai tweeted about the plane deal: "Germany's Merkel comes to China and visits the Forbidden City and takes the high-speed train" (she was to take the train to Tianjin on Friday).

On disembarking at King's Cross station, I can stroll through a tunnel to St. Pancras, and take the high-speed Eurostar train every hour to either Brussels or Paris; those trips take slightly over two hours.