Sentence examples for high hovering from inspiring English sources

In the United States, coaches generally want high, hovering kicks that hang in the air long enough for coverage units to run downfield.

The Department of Energy predicted rates would climb this winter at least 15 cents per gallon, and the price, while relatively stable, has been high, hovering around $1.55 per gallon, a strong contrast to two winters ago, when oil generally remained below a dollar per gallon.

To determine the efficacy of SSMM in detecting the desired geometric shapes, we computed a goodness of fitness measure (R2 value) for each detected NFR and found the value to be extremely high, hovering near 0.95 (see section 2.5 of in Supplementary Materials S1 for details).

Unemployment is among the nation's highest, hovering above 12 percent.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 — As oil prices flirt with record highs, hovering around $95 a barrel on Tuesday, the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates are offering few quick fixes but profoundly different long-term approaches to energy policy.

The September contract for U.S. light crude today is hitting new all-time highs, hovering around $47.50 per barrel, increasing fears that prices could soon see $50 per barrel.

Temperatures were expected to remain slightly below normal throughout the weekend, with highs hovering in the 60s and 70s in the Los Angeles Basin, Kaplan said.

It seems that the sun-starved peoples of this land are all looking for some invigorating, outdoorsy way of celebrating the highest hovering of the sun before slipping back toward a damp and unyielding English winter.

Considering normal New York January highs hover just above freezing, with water temperatures not much warmer, staying in for any amount of time is no small feat.

A few summers ago, when I was carrying my second child, highs hovered in the 90s for weeks.

But, as the pilot passed over the compound, pulled into a high hover, and began lowering the aircraft, he felt the Black Hawk getting away from him.