Hill first soared across the firmament at Gidleigh Park, the zillion-star country-house hotel in Chagford, just off Dartmoor.
Its shares went on a roller-coaster, first soaring and then plummeting before taking off again and collapsing in the more recent credit bubble and bust and then regaining ground.
Contractual restrictions prevented him from selling the acquired VeriSign stock quickly, and he watched in frustration, he said, as the market first soared -- making him a paper billionaire -- and then began to fall.
Then she sang "The Man I Love," first soaring like the young Billie Holiday, then searching down deep like the old Billie, when smoke and booze had all but ruined her but the last spark remained.
Methamphetamine use is highest in the West, where its use first soared over a decade ago in cities such as San Diego and Honolulu.
The boy who never grew up, but learned how to fly, has fascinated children — and adults who still remember being young — since he first soared above a London stage in a hit play by J.M. Barrie in 1904.
His second, off Rod Henderson in the sixth, soared over the center-field fence, 410 feet away.
Thrillseekers are strapped into harnesses beneath an eagle-shaped "glider" at the top of 2,166-metre Grindelwald First, and soar 800 metres to Schreckfeld.
"Supergirl's" Benoist was the first to soar for the unique selfie op.
The Quakers collapsed in the first half, soared in the second and then wilted to Princeton in overtime, 78-72, before 8,722 frenzied fans here tonight in the Palestra.
