Sentence examples for competitive high from inspiring English sources

And while AT&T and Verizon are 'wireless-happy', truth is wireless can never deliver competitive high speeds or even cable competition.

Can you imagine watching a competitive high jump in a loud, crazy, claustrophobic, intimate space?

(It wasn't, though, what anyone would call a "competitive" high school).

This approach is widely used at competitive high schools elsewhere in the country.

Securing the No. 1 spot at her highly competitive high school was no easy thing, said Danielle, 18.

And he wants professors actively involved in the new competitive high school that the city is opening on York's campus next month.

They are generally competitive high-achievers who are sensitive to social pressure.

"Glee," of course, is the TV show about a competitive high-school pop chorale, all misfits with great voices (and, apparently, professional arrangers and recording engineers).

In sex-segregated classes in Public School 140 in the Bronx, teachers create competitive, high-energy classrooms for boys, but cooperative, quiet classrooms stressing friendship and teamwork for girls.

Compared to the "European method of whoever has the most points at the end of the season wins", American playoffs seem designed to create an exciting finish with competitive, high-stakes games.

It is a well-established scheme, part of the intensely competitive, high-level politics of securing large-scale film-making activity for the UK, which might otherwise go to other countries.