Sentence examples for heights toward from inspiring English sources

"Keep clean, fight hard, pick your openings judiciously, and have your eyes forever fixed on the heights toward which you are headed" was his simple formula for success and the central emphasis of his preaching.

The violence reached new heights toward the end of 2011 as the conflict appeared to militarize.

At its height, toward the close of the 6th century ce, it covered about eight square miles and may have housed more than 150,000 inhabitants.

It takes a while to figure out that the letters P N U U M L D E -- alternately painted black and gray and diminishing in height toward the middle -- resolve into the word "pendulum" when you read back and forth one letter at a time from outside to inside.

(2) In the experiment that was initiated with a dry sample, water saturation in the sample was relatively constant below approximately 70%% of the height of the wet front and decreased rapidly with increasing height toward the wet front.

After warming up and applying sensors from the proposed system, we had participants hit a teed ball at belt height toward a net placed in the pitcher's direction as hard as possible five times.

In structures A to C, the potential height (toward the GaN buffer layer) created by the EBL is increased, which prevents the transport electrons from spilling into the GaN buffer layer, reducing the HEMT's subthreshold drain leakage current.

As observed on the conventional AlGaN/GaN HEMT (black solid line), the potential height toward the GaN buffer layer is insufficient to well confine the 2-DEG, and a spillover of transport electrons is hence expected under high-drain-voltage conditions.

Free corticosterone in the blood shows a distinct circadian and ultradian rhythm with a pulse frequency of approximately one pulse per hour together with an increase in hormone levels and pulse height toward the active phase of the light/dark cycle.

Mr. Fontana has lined his living room with shelves, staggering the heights — those toward the middle are lower than those on the ends — which creates the illusion of depth.

A cross section of the atmosphere along 75° W longitude shows a decrease in humidity with height and toward the poles.