Sentence examples for high led from inspiring English sources

The Eagles are riding high, led by Donovan McNabb's passing (1,972 yards, 14 touchdowns, 3 interceptions) and Terrell Owens's receiving (697 yards, 9 touchdowns).

By the end of the 1970s, concern in the Jimmy Carter administration that inflation was too high led to the appointment of Paul Volcker as Fed chairman.

The purpose of the structures, which are believed to stand three to four storeys high, led to immediate speculation that they resembled anti-aircraft towers.

In the 1970s and again more recently, expectations that energy prices would climb and remain high led to unrealistic investment plans and, in many cases, corporate bankruptcy.

Had East then played a spade, declarer would have ruffed high, led a diamond to the ace, trumped dummy's second diamond and crossruffed home.

Declarer ruffed the heart lead in the dummy, cashed the club ace, ruffed a club high in his hand, played a trump to the king, ruffed another club high, led a diamond to the ace and claimed 12 tricks when trumps broke 2-2.

They then call to inform residents with "considerably high" lead in their water. .

[C2.] Technology Stocks Lead Stocks Up Stocks chugged higher, led by technology issues.

By early afternoon, though, stocks edged higher, led by technology issues.

[C11.] Stocks Rise in Technology Rally Stock prices moved higher, led by technology issues.

The Nasdaq composite index closed higher, led by gains in eBay and Apple.