Sentence examples for closer to high from inspiring English sources
The purpose of the assembly is to "plant the seed" about the possibility of attending college with very young students and "watch it grow" as they get closer to high school age, explained Cordero.
Hodges's movie, with its flamboyant Queen soundtrack, over-the-top extraterrestrials and cheesy dialogue, flew far closer to high camp than the wide-eyed but essentially sober beats of the comics and subsequent radio serials.
As children get closer to high school, the system of youth sports is geared toward meeting the needs of more competitive players, and the expectations placed on them increase.
Yet, those holding a GED certificate have earnings levels closer to high school dropouts than to workers with a high school diploma (Heckman and LaFontaine2006).
In case an actor already has a foothold in an organization after compromising one user account, credential phishing could help him get closer to high profile users of interest.
Heckman and Kautz (2012) show that the non-cognitive skills of GED recipients are closer to high school dropouts than to graduates, which results in the differences in the labour market performance.
California has gotten closer to high-speed rail, according to Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood.
Images produced by their algorithm, shown in the center column, are much closer to high-resolution scans shown in the right column.
Meanwhile, in the New York Daily News, Josh Barro makes some similar suggestions for tweaks to nudge Amtrak closer to high-speed rail: "Upgrading the power system between New York and Washington would allow Acela trains to run at 150 miles per hour instead of the current 135, and will allow future trains to go even faster.
Regents' exams include essays and open-ended questions that are closer to higher education standards than multiple-choice exams.
The auburn-haired Chapman, now 30, was getting "closer and closer to higher and higher ranking leadership … she got close enough to disturb us," he says.
