Sentence examples for comes higher than from inspiring English sources
"No individual comes higher than the team and I think this is a perfect example.
English eight-year-olds don't come higher than eighth out of 16 on any domain of life satisfaction.
Said's delight in storytelling is evident: it is a big (and big-hearted) story – stakes don't come higher than saving the universe.
Defenders of US healthcare reform have therefore tried to divert the conversation to include other developed countries, which come higher than Britain in WHO league tables: Canada, the Netherlands, Italy and France.
Revenue declined 6.8percenttoto $7.88 billion, but came higher than the average analyst estimate of $7.71 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
"Governments in the region have had to reduce payrolls through structural adjustment programs imposed by certain development banks" and often "priorities for funding health and education professionals come higher than specialized skills required for different climate change projects," Ronneberg explained.
Don't let the water come higher than 1/2 inch (1.25cm) from the top of can, though, as you don't want any getting on the top of the can and going into the holes you pierced.
Well, obviously, mustache news comes higher up than Sandy news.
Some models wore asymmetrical thigh-high boots, with one coming higher up the leg than the other.
"This may be the fastest court," said Patrick McEnroe, the former pro turned general manager for player development for the U.S.T.A. "The ball obviously comes up higher than on the grass at Wimbledon, but it comes off this surface really quickly".
