Sentence examples for from that lofty from inspiring English sources
From that lofty perch, fifty-five feet above the orchestra level, I took in the company's new productions of Massenet's "Thaïs," with Renée Fleming and Thomas Hampson, and Puccini's "La Rondine," with Angela Gheorghiu and Roberto Alagna.
Shaq, the heretofore playoff flop and Gen X cynic, will soon be rappin' from the top of the mountain, and from that lofty perch will clearly see that he's only scratched the surface of his potential.
From that lofty perch it is easy to see a world you already know.
From that lofty perch he continues to spread misinformation, and to appeal to those who mistake the pompous for the profound.
While the sweep is less dramatic than that from the lofty heights of the Eiffel Tower, this intimacy is perhaps more appropriate for a city where most everything remains at human scale.
The San Diego Union-Tribune wrote that, "From the lofty sonic opening strains of [the song], this audience was up, ecstatic and inflamed".
Glacier Bay, scenic indentation, about 50 miles (80 km) long, on the coast of southeastern Alaska, U.S. Situated about 100 miles (160 km) northwest of Juneau, it contains a spectacular display of glaciers that descend from the lofty ice-draped St. Elias Range in the east and the Fairweather Range in the west.
What you might not guess from the lofty language is that "this" — the heroic act Reagan was calling on his listeners to perform — was a concerted effort to block the enactment of Medicare.
Similarly armed, opposition politicians and the public should also be in a better position to hold the government to account.Worryingly, though, a report out this week from the National Audit Office NAOO) shows that these lofty aims are seldom achieved.
It is not too surprising that oil prices have retreated from the lofty highs of more than $140 a barrel reached in July.
Bill Singer: I think it goes without saying that once a mighty company falls from its lofty perch that such momentum bodes ill for its recovery.
