Sentence examples for getting so high from inspiring English sources
It features characters who speak of class war, getting so high they can't stand up, and wearing rubber coats for the nuclear winter.
But the song longs for the old intoxication; he misses "drinking that sweet wine," and the song had a gospelly buildup as he sang about getting "so high in the days gone by".
Whichever way the causation goes, the issue has always been whether there was room for further fiscal stimulus, or whether debt levels were getting so high that further borrowing and spending was likely to be counter-productive.
However some things are getting worrying, such as the rents getting so high that smaller shops are forced out of bigger cities, but I hope a sense of decency can still prevail.
One teacher told the Observer: "Girls hitching up their skirts is not new, but it is getting worse, and the skirts are getting so high that male teachers are constantly saying they are embarrassed by the sight of female underwear in the corridors and especially on the stairs".
Arrington called out Sequoia for not investing in the last class — which was a prod to see if Y Combinator valuations are getting so high that they're dissuading even top-tier investors from going in.
I got so high, I was essentially having nonconsensual sex".
Tax rates had gotten so high, he says, the wealthy were packing up.
"Because it got so high, we had to tie two trees together to build it.
