Sentence examples for being called a high from inspiring English sources

Cooper has been nominated three years in a row -- twice for Best Actor -- and his performance in "American Sniper" is being called a high point of the film by nearly everyone.

But you've got to battle through that". Defenseman Kurt Sauer, who suffered what is being called a high ankle sprain against Phoenix on Saturday, tried to skate Tuesday but left the ice before practice began.

What looked like a long boom is now being called a high-tech bubble.

They are often at what might be called a high pitch of baroque intensity.

On land, alligators must lug their heavy tails, causing them to adopt what is called a high walk.

It excludes from the food-stamp program any fugitive from prosecution of a felony, which in New Jersey is called a "high misdemeanor".

They live in a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath splanch -- what's called a high ranch in other parts of the country -- on a 100-by-60-foot lot in Baldwin Harbor.

Bugs also have what's called a high feed conversion efficiency because they are cold-blooded.

The school was called a high school, but like others bearing this name, it included kindergarten to 10th grade.

(The key to remember here is that a lower number means a higher rank — and, somewhat confusingly, is called a high seed). Also, road records, experience, injuries, etc. all certainly play into the odds of winning or losing.

When the birds zoom in for a landing on, say, a telephone wire, they drop their tails and raise their wings in what's called a high angle of attack.