Sentence examples for charts higher from inspiring English sources

The general public can read this particular character X-ray, given that Gingrich's unfavorable rating is off the charts, higher than any other major politician's.

Their version peaked at number three on the pop charts, higher than the original.

"But a few months later, the number of juveniles was off the charts — higher than we'd ever seen — as much as 300 times normal".

His book became a bestseller in Germany last year, charting higher than memoirs by the pope and former chancellor Helmut Schmidt.

By mid-afternoon the hashtag (50k tweets and counting) was charting higher than the second Cooper Temple Clause album.

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.

Minaj has never before charted higher than No 2, despite two platinum-certified singles and the biggest international profile of the three.

Did you check to see whose album charted higher in 1975 out of your Breakaway and Paul Simon's Still Crazy After All These Years?

WHEN Marvin Sapp's "Here I Am" made its debut in the No.2 position on the Billboard album chart in March, no gospel record had ever charted higher.

Though it charted higher than both its predecessors in the US, it failed to equal their platinum sales, a situation repeated in most other territories.

They've already achieved uncanny success in the US, where their debut album, My Head Is an Animal, charted higher than fellow Icelanders Björk or Sigur Rós have ever managed.