Sentence examples for beginning high from inspiring English sources

Or as someone told Bennett, he was beginning high school when Savon was winning his first world championship.

Surely the thirteen-year-olds have more in common with the twelve-year-olds just below them in school than they have with the nineteen-year-olds in college, or even with the fourteen-year-olds just beginning high school.

They first made themselves secure by belaying themselves from ropes anchored high up on the cliffs, lowered themselves perhaps a hundred feet down from the lip, and started chipping away into the rock face, beginning high up, fashioning what would in time become the cave's roof.

I was beginning high school then and had to ride a bus for three hours every morning to get to the all-black Crooms Academy High School in Sanford, Florida.

In a real system it is likely that the oxygen demand will vary transiently, beginning high and then decreasing as the cells adapt to their new environment (Patzer, 2004).

"In the beginning, high schools had given us students who had behavioral and social problems," he said.

To address this mistrust, he said, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and police officials should alert communities before beginning high-profile enforcement programs.

While the share price began high, it has dropped considerably following the collapse of commodity prices.

I did not understand what it means to be undocumented until I began high school.

This turned out to be crucial when I began high school, since she was the headmistress.

As they began high school, Kelly, Johanna and Aqeelah had so far managed to be exceptions.