Sentence examples for highly come from inspiring English sources

There is, of course, a catch: "When people whom they respect highly come into a house, they sit down across from you, and there is an elaborate ceremonial greeting: mentioning each person's titles and social connections, one at a time, usually for an extended period".

Keep your bullets in their clip and your movements silent and you'll score highly come mission end; leave enemies more than bruised, bodies all over the place, and you'll lose "heroism" marks and drop down the grading scale.

Of course, an improving British economy could leave Lloyds shares more highly rated come the spring.

Developed countries all score highly; Singapore comes top.

The Libyan vote was "highly disturbing," coming out of pacifism, exceptionalism, immaturity and fear of domestic backlash, he said.

Either way, that's a big number, and highly unusual coming from a single event.

He seemed highly unlikely to come back soon.

But it looks highly unlikely to come true.

For something more informal, Deborah Dooley's writing retreats come highly recommended.

You come highly recommended so I know you can do this".

The Christopher Winter Project (CWP SREE teaching resources come highly recommended by the PSHE association.