Sentence examples for high grew from inspiring English sources

Emotions in Costa Mesa, already running high, grew more intense after one city worker, summoned to receive his pink slip, instead climbed five stories to the roof of City Hall and jumped to his death.

It did seem as if the former two‑time finalist was looking for excuses as her game faltered, however, as her forehand let her down under pressure and Cibulkova's confidence – already high – grew by the point.

Her casual improvisatory motions, characterized by knees lifted high, grew a little wild, yet although Ms. Boulé was as assured and appealing here as she has been in the work of Miguel Gutierrez, her actions paled by comparison with Ms. Lee's sounds.

CORINNE DEMAS Author of "Eleven Stories High: Growing Up in Stuyvesant Town, 1948-1968".

The number of people rating their anxiety the previous day as high or very high grows steadily from the 20s through to 55, when it drops off.

In a book to be published this fall, "Eleven Stories High: Growing Up in Stuyvesant Town, 1948-1968," Corinne describescribes the complex as an urban utopia.

Tufts of grass spring up along the sand dunes, and gnarled jack pines and scrub oaks, some only head high, grow in bunches.

The scattering signal works best for high grown convective clouds.

Crowding implies a relatively high growing stock of actively growing trees.

This is congruent with Assmann (1970) who stated that high absolute productivity of mixed stands is usually associated with high growing stock levels.

Maintaining such high growing stock levels results in increasing production risks on the one hand, and decreasing roundwood availability on the other.