Sentence examples for high to put from inspiring English sources

Compounding financial woes, inflation in Venezuela is rather high, to put it mildly.

Before and after work, he would train, rising at 4 a.m., as he had in junior high, to put in two to three hours.

Ultimately, he said, "what we'd be asking these gentlemen to do is decide who should play in the bowl championship game and the stakes are too high to put it in the hands of a few individuals".

Bailey Wright rose highest to put North End ahead but Rory McArdle scored the game's fourth headed goal to level.

Eremenko swung the ball in from the right and Ashcroft rose highest to put Killie in front with a powerful header from six yards.

Its price is a high one for any wine, high enough to put this wine out of reach of people for whom $250 has any meaning.

It was high time to put it back in our dinner rotation, but how?

This is not to excuse the police – violence is intolerably high – but to put the statistics in historical perspective.

It is high time to put values ahead of a strategic partnership in our relations with Russia.

The nationalisation of Northern Rock will arguably make it the safest place on the high street to put your money.

There are a couple of renegade agents out there who will price a house too high just to put a sign on the lawn.