Sentence examples for highest steps from inspiring English sources

With the second small-string choir ranged on the highest steps, stage right and just below the organ, the antiphonal effects were clearly visible, and the solo lines of the string quartet were also expressively voiced, but it was the full weight of the Hallé strings that carried the most emotional power.

The scala naturae, or great chain of being (Lovejoy 1936), as presented by Charles Bonnet in his Insectologie(Bonnet 1745), distributed nature's products, living beings included, from the lowest steps of the ladder occupied by fire, air and water, up to the highest steps hosting monkeys, apes and humans, but there are not lower and higher branches in the evolutionary tree of life.

He is very resilient, but right now he must be wondering when he will next stand on the podium's highest step.

Better yet, it was gold, and better still, they actually played her national anthem when she stood on the highest step of the podium.

The mountains of the Kitakami range are generally regarded as dissected erosion surfaces in step formation, the highest step level being about 2,950 feet (900 metres).

To the north is the highest step, the majestic snow-capped mountains that mark the border with China.

The highest step is pinned during reflow at the top of the unexposed PMMA part (scale bars: 1 μm).

For each patient, the final severity step was defined as the highest step between the "clinical step" and "treatment step".

In our study the highest step height reached with the standardised MST is denoted the "maximal step-up height" (MSH).

There are higher steps you have to reach.

They sat on the higher steps, close to their buildings, where there was some shade.