Sentence examples for chart high from inspiring English sources

That said, it's sure to chart high.

Three new rock albums are expected to chart high next week, by Neil Young, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Korn.

Yet the problem is not that this case marks a low point in this country's racial history it's that, after two centuries of common history, we're still obligated to chart high points and low ones.

The runner-up this week is a surprise: Tina Turner's "All the Best" (Capitol), a two-disc anthology, sold 121,000 copies, beating her previous chart high of No.3 for "Private Dancer" in 1984.

Labels want their records to chart high in the first week of release, and history shows that this can almost only be accomplished by about six weeks of pre-release radio spins.

Yet the problem is not that this case marks a low point in this country's racial history — it's that, after two centuries of common history, we're still obligated to chart high points and low ones.

Respective takings of £72,000 and £56,000 were enough to earn 13th and 14th places in the weekend chart – higher than top new film release Grandma's £36,000.

Also charting high this week are two megaselling classics.

Ironically, Diesel and Dust, by far Midnight Oil's most specifically Australian album, became their biggest global hit; Beds are Burning did notably well in countries which had also acquired their territory at gunpoint, charting high in the United States, Canada and South Africa.

It stayed there for 10 hours until it was removed by Apple when, presumably, the company noticed it charting high.

Muller also says that it seems like apps with highly positive reviews but low addictive scores may want to consider implementing sales and discounts to keep their apps charting high.