Sentence examples for high starts from inspiring English sources
The story of this peculiar building on Madison at 76th Street — 200 feet long but only six stories high — starts with the Carlyle, whose romantic tower crashed through the Madison Avenue skyline in 1931 like a movie cowboy thrown through a stage-glass saloon window.
When you start Jr. High, you may find yourself waking up earlier than you did in Elementary school often times Jr. High starts earlier.
"But football has high start-up costs.
As for launching a polling operation, Mr. Klein cited the high start-up costs.
Absurdly high starting pay has long been the norm in information technology, management consultancy and banking.
The previous high starting spot was No. 42, by Italy's Piero Gros in 1972.
Both continue to lose money, which is not unusual for businesses with high start-up costs.
Capacitor induction motors are widely used for heavy-duty applications requiring high starting torque.
In the first section, Nilas Martins, Jennie Somogyi and the ensemble got the energy level off to a high start.
The high start-up salaries underscore why older companies are having to fight so hard to keep employees.
This includes high starting salaries.
