Sentence examples for exceptionally high note from inspiring English sources

A man in a Third Avenue saloon was telling the bartender about a singer who could crack a glass by hitting an exceptionally high note.

By Bernard Graham and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, October 13 , 1945P. 19 A man in a Third Avenue saloon was telling the bartender about a singer who could crack a glass by hitting an exceptionally high note.

Adam Sessler of X-Play said that the game "finishes the trilogy on an exceptionally high note", and it "blends all of its best attributes into a stellar experience".

Certainly, singing exceptionally high notes in, say, Ambroise Thomas's "Hamlet" and in "Die Zauberflöte" has become something of a trademark for her.

But the standard of workmanship was so exceptionally high, he noted, that any furniture specialist might have a hard time telling that without having the original piece from Stockholm present for comparison.

Steve Barnett, an authority on early education, said both programs had exceptionally high standards and noted that the state steadily increased investments in them during the last decade.

We noted exceptionally high risks for HIV infection associated with HSV-2 infection among women and men, but this may reflect reverse causality, as HIV may facilitate diagnosis of HSV-2 by aggravating its clinical symptoms [4].

It is interesting to note that exceptionally high regeneration was observed for C. mopane inside the exclosed area.

Also considered for publication are edited monographs, contributed volumes and lecture notes of exceptionally high quality and interest.

Many authors have noted the exceptionally high price of Zulu bridewealth.

British fruit producers happily speak to exceptionally high skills levels among workforces, one noting recently that a worker boasted a degree in astrophysics.