Sentence examples for highest to take from inspiring English sources

But Goodwin added his second 10 minutes from time when he jumped highest to take a Foran kick and ground the ball.

Sweeney charged down a defensive kick from Hogg, with flanker Michael Paterson leaping highest to take the rebound and flop over the line to score the try although Sweeney missed the conversion.

The Taxpayers' income was too high to take the credit for Heidi.

His attempted hook was never in control, although Jacobs had to stretch high to take the thin edge.

The risk is too high to take Sofo home since our tabby is not prepared for such a night visitor.

If there is a chance that Washington would renege on its debts, interest rates on the loans will be higher to take account of the extra risk.

Mr. Bennett himself, in his final appeal from the dais, said the stakes in Washington were simply too high to take a chance on the unknown.

structure is on developing in Spain and it could float 36 km high to take a glimpse of the curvature of earth.

If your income is too high to take advantage of most kiddie breaks, consider kicking your college kids off your tax return by making them financially independent.

He waited for three years with increasing exasperation at the apparent unwillingness of anybody on high to take responsibility for authorising their destruction.

There's also Europe's recent insatiable taste for legal highs to take into account.