Sentence examples for high riser from inspiring English sources

When I was pregnant, I recalled with exaltation the Sylvia Plath poem I'd studied in a vague, doodling, grudging way at school – "O high riser, my little loaf".

Julian Bellamy is another high riser, up 62 places to number 16 after he swapped the niche appeal of BBC3 for the more mainstream territory of Channel 4, where he is its head of programmes.

The choristers, robed in red and perched on high risers, gestured broadly on cue.

We are, after all, bombarded with evidence to suggest there is a correlation between early risers and high risers.

One problem was the placement of the singers on two high risers against the side walls of the stage, which put some of them essentially behind the orchestra.

Down inside, Reggie Evans (16 rebounds) tussled with his former teammates, and Brook Lopez — ground-bound compared with the Clippers' high risers — flipped the script when Wallace tossed him an alley-oop before the Clippers had converted one.

Starr is considered to have influenced various modern drumming techniques, such as the matched grip, tuning the drums lower, and using muffling devices on tonal rings, as well as placing the drums on high risers for visibility as part of the band.

Many rubber ones will go for a few dollars, while the high risers, plastic, and more stylish pairs are more expensive.

The second-highest riser was Lloyds Banking Group thanks to support from Goldman Sachs.

He is this year's joint highest riser, along with Shameless writer Paul Abbott.

Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards is this year's highest riser, up 69 places to number 8 in the MediaGuardian 100.