Sentence examples for high got from inspiring English sources

In 1977, at age twenty, Doyle, drunk and high, got into a fight in a bar parking lot.

The New Yorker, December 3 , 1932P. 11 A society matron who found that the carrying charges on her stable of hunters were running too high got rid of all her horses but one, the best of the lot.

In many places, if not with those three rinks, "any building less than five stories high got torn down and turned into a 15-story condo," said Robert Schmunk, a Webmaster for NASA who also maintains a site that lists places to skate in the New York area.

My youth is returning to me! "Sweet Valley High" got a before-and-after makeover (see Jenna's post on it), Scholastic is reissuing "The Baby-Sitters Club," and St . Martins just announced that they plan to publish "Sweet Valley Confidential," which will follow the original characters from "Sweet Valley High" into adulthood.

By Deirdre Foley Mendelssohn February 11 , 2010My youth is returning to me! "Sweet Valley High" got a before-and-after makeover (see Jenna's post on it), Scholastic is reissuing "The Baby-Sitters Club," and St. Martin's just announced that they plan to publish "Sweet Valley Confidential," which will follow the original characters from "Sweet Valley High" into adulthood.

Whatever the reason Ms. Kennedy dropped out, there's a little bit of that Shannon Faulkner story line to her trajectory — someone who aimed high, got close, and then ducked out, dashing some women's hopes, for reasons that might have confirmed their doubters' least flattering assumptions.

An obscure demo, Up Too High, gets slipped in.

"The Original High" gets back to that.

If a runner's high gets you there, fantastic.

Those who bid higher get a bargain.

$2,000 and higher gets into the unconscionable".