Sentence examples for got higher than from inspiring English sources

Un-altered tenors rarely got higher than an A without singing falsetto.

I don't think he would have said, "Ha-ha, I got higher than you did".

The weather was as good as it gets during crab season: above freezing, 20-knot winds and seas that seldom got higher than 15 feet.

Moreover, the unemployment rate Mr. Clinton faced then never got higher than 6.6 percent — nowhere near the 9.6 percent rate Mr. Obama faces today.

He controversially blamed his wife for a criticised personal interview in Paris Match, only to appear on the front cover later this summer, wearing swimming trunks in an issue that got higher than average sales.

This band called itself Rock Star Supernova (it turned out that another band was already calling itself Supernova), and released an album, which American listeners shrewdly ignored; "Rock Star Supernova" (Burnett/Epic) was released in November, and never got higher than No. 101 on the charts.

Education can't get higher than that.

"The high-end has gotten higher than ever," he said.

And you can't get higher than hair that frames one of American fashion's favourite faces.

Since 2006 he has floated around in the top 50, never getting higher than No. 30 until this year.

"We've had Derby winners eventually get higher than that, obviously See The Stars last year – we put him on 124 (after the Derby) and it was more his Eclipse and Irish Champion Stakes performances that saw him go higher.