"Very, very high" reminds me of what Paul Wolfowitz said in response to General Eric Shinseki's estimate that stabilizing Iraq would take several hundred thousand troops: he dismissed it as "wildly off the mark".
Robben was a menace from the first touch as the emphasis of the Dutch attack kept shifting to the right — so much so that Kuyt kept raising his arm higher and higher to remind his teammates that there were other options.
Does the High Sparrow remind anyone else of Bernie Sanders?
However Larkin's illiberal views might or might not have been contained by ironies, poems like High Windows remind us that much of his best work arose (as most people's best work always does) from something much more complicated than a straightforward desire for self-revelation.
GM's excursions into high tech remind me of a child who will find any excuse to avoid doing his homework.
Reid's hardscrabble life story and his uncompromising attitude toward those whom he believes have abused the power of high office remind me of another President named Harry.
Field hockey at this high level reminds you less of high-scoring Mountain West football than of soccer in the early 1990s.
In the center of Frederick, homes gave way to ornate, larger, multi-story structures whose towering pillars and high ceilings reminded me of the Supreme Court Building.
"High Yield reminds us a lot of Cat Thief because he always tries hard and gives you his best," Lukas said.
The second was ballooned so high it reminded us of his early days at Manchester United, when every scuffed shot or misdirected header incurred one of Eric Cantona's scowls.
Her coach Bill Furniss has warned against high expectations, reminding the media that this is still Adlington's Olympic debut, and in truth she had not been expected to appear before London 2012.
