Sentence examples for high example from inspiring English sources

Soon after it streaked over the country (main image)—in some cases, mere minutes later a number of satellites snapped views of the trail from on high (example, inset).

The Washington Post, for example, applauded her for setting a standard for American women by stating that Grace Coolidge was "Always meticulous in the matter of dressing in her role as first lady of the land, she sets a high example of clothes, taste, and appropriateness" (Wilson 1924).

In the Lincoln High example, the student shared that there was an alcohol problem in his family and that promises were rarely kept.

That 40-inch-high example, "acquired directly from the artist by the present owner in 2006," according to the Sotheby's catalog, set a new auction high for a work solely created by Banksy.

The New York Times represents the highest example of the Jews who believe they are better than him.

He emerges as the highest example of an important recent American type: the critical rationalist who falls in love with the fantastic products of the repressed English imagination.

He was guided by a deeply spiritual conviction of love that transformed many hearts and he is the highest example of a Christian that America has produced.

Ever since the ancient Greek geometer Euclid proved there were an infinite number of them, mathematicians have been on a quest to find higher and higher examples.

Anyone with an adjustable-rate mortgage will suffer because short-term rates are high, for example.

Dancers at Fresno's Central High, for example, have included Hmong, Russian and Punjabi students.

You might need those if you are planning to build it three stories high, for example.