Sentence examples for has gone high from inspiring English sources

SLEDDING has gone high tech.

The iron, too, has gone high tech.

BY BOOSTING their output of oil for the first time in two years, the members of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries this week finally signalled that the oil price, at nearly $80 a barrel, has gone high enough.

33rd over: Bangladesh 142-3 (Rahim 27 Hasan 40) Well I never - Rahim has top edged a slog sweep, it has gone high up into the air and landed smack on top of the boundary rope before bouncing back infield - there is a long pause while the third umpire makes up his mind and checks the rules (I joke, I joke) and, in the end, a four is awarded.

Higher education has gone high tech.

The confessional reckoning-cum-shopping-list has gone high tech, but the principle remains the same.

The screening process for candidates has gone high-tech, too.

Over the last decade, plagiarism detection has gone high-tech.

— Julia Moskin NPR: Even the maple syrup industry has gone high-tech.

Even sending a postcard from Times Square has gone high-tech.

Some of Tenzing's neighbors think he has gone high-hat, and do not hesitate to say so.