Sentence examples for from the highest of from inspiring English sources

Social Security checks still rise with inflation, but poverty among older people, driven from the highest of all age groups to the lowest since the 60's, has been creeping up again.

From the highest of the three decks, many fans could not see the left fielder, the warning track or the fence, and sometimes could not see the center fielder, either.

In fact, they say, surging waters will overwhelm the main way Italy is planning to fight the danger -- 79 mobile floodgates meant to cut off the Venetian lagoon and its islands from the highest of the high tides.

But as they launched themselves from the highest of the three platforms that resemble a row of electric toothbrush chargers, it went so wrong that it plunged them straight to fourth place, behind not just China but also Mexico and the United States.

Black folk say they believe Simpson is innocent, and then the white gatekeepers of a media culture cajolingly explain what black folk really mean when they say it, offering the explanation from the highest of motives: because the alternative is a population that, by their lights, is not merely counter-normative but crazy.

The all-suite hotel offers elegant, residential appointments and exceptional views of the ballpark from the highest of its eight floors.

The feeling you get from the high of winning a game like that carries over".

The death rate lately has dropped to fewer than 10 foals a day from the high of 73.

In the first quarter of this year, real liquid financial assets per worker were down an estimated 24percentt from the high of early 2000.

In comparison, classical music was hardly a contender: quite a slip from the highs of the 19th century.

In Ireland club membership had slipped to 156,000 in 2014; a drop from the high of 210,000 a decade earlier.