Sentence examples for high years from inspiring English sources

The book contains humorous vignettes from his daughter's primary school and junior high years.

Jesse McCartney seemed a throwback to the mid-'90s, the high years of boy bands: he danced and sang decently, helped along by a backup singing-dancing crew, but above all his demeanor held steady: fresh and aloof.

"I will never forget how small I felt the first time I was in the locker room with the other boys and they looked at me as if I didn't belong," Mr. Harris writes of his junior high years.

Having always had a soft spot for grunge (for nostalgia reasons, including junior high years spent in a Seattle suburb) and spinoffs thereof, like "heroin chic," the fall runways with their disgruntled '90s air felt as familiar as a fuzzy mohair cardigan.

The neckerchief gave me confidence, and throughout my junior high years, I developed a reputation for being a fearless and tough fighter.

Nevertheless, the extremely high years of education of some black immigrant groups, the fact that most black immigrants tend to have above average years of education relative to their home country, and the extremely diverse cultural heterogeneity of black immigrants will help shed light on the importance of race in the American labor market.

But relentless advertising, new attractions and an improving economy now keep attendance high year-round.

In the past, my count was in the low 70s, and in a high year it was 105.

Mean sensitivity and standard deviation values indicated high year to year variability (Table 2).

MS values of 0.33 point to high year-to-year variability in growth.

Fun fact: In Chinese, nian gao is a homophone for "high year," which portends good luck.