Sentence examples for gone higher than from inspiring English sources
"In some ways, the real puzzle is why the unemployment numbers haven't gone higher than 5percentt," said Richard Jerram, a senior economist at ING Barings in Tokyo.
Ms. Santos never had much use for the Empire State Building — "It's not my favorite place to go," and she's never gone higher than the first floor — but the neighborhood is not without its charms.
The call looked marginal and Barnes took a long time to make up his mind after consulting the TMO, Mike Hamlin, Wood was ultimately deemed to have gone higher than Burrell, but it was in line with a penalty awarded against Alex Waller for a similar challenge.
And the reason we know which note to start on is because we know that the alto line would not have gone higher than what we now call a B-flat, so everything is tuned according to the top note of the alto line.
Nobody was willing to go higher than $4.6 million.
"Hopefully, it won't go higher than that".
"You cannot really go higher than No. 1.
"The rally is going to go higher than most people think," Mr. Saut said.
The 16-foot pole was expected to help him go higher than he had before.
This month, the price went higher than $9 before falling slightly.
Two bottom-fishers bid, but neither was willing to go higher than $5 million.
