Sentence examples for gathering a high from inspiring English sources
His side fell behind in the fourth minute when Greg Minikin scored in the left-hand corner, ducking under a weak Carlos Tuimavave tackle following Denny Solomona's powerful break downfield after gathering a high kick deep in his own half.
Having entered the fray as replacement, Halfpenny seized a chance to break out of defence after gathering a high kick.
The relationship between fractures and inflammatory cytokines in CKD-5D patieneedseeds to be confirmed in larger cohorts gathering a substantial higher number of bone events.
On Friday, Mr. Obama is scheduled to address the same group — the annual conference of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials — making the gathering a high-profile campaign forum that further highlights the philosophical divide over the issue and the political stakes.
Both George Bushes have attended in the past, as did Nixon and Reagan, so naturally the gathering requires a high level of security.
It would probably resemble a bunch of senior citizens gathering in a high school auditorium in south Brooklyn to sing their hearts out in front of a crowd of not many.
A couple of ways through this: (1) Consultation exercises could be disaggregated, with opinions sought and results collated at the local decision-making level; (2) the consultation exercise could focus upon gathering ideas at a high level, the unpacking and implementation of which could proceed at a more local level.
Just as the economy has begun showing signs that a real recovery is gathering momentum, high fuel prices now threaten to impede progress.
For Robinson, this saying of creeds intensified a spiritual crisis that had been gathering since high school.
Jewish settlers in Phoenix began gathering for High Holiday services as early as 1906.
[ 14, 16] Our findings emphasize that online focus groups have considerable potential for gathering high quality data within a relatively short period of time from respondents who are unable or unwilling to engage in traditional group discussions.
