Sentence examples for highs of a from inspiring English sources
And while new construction has declined from its highs of a year or two ago, it has not disappeared.
It doesn't take long for Despereaux to experience the dangerous lows and exultant highs of a knight's quest.
"I know now what a privilege it is to have the absolute highs of a career like mine, and I don't even mind the lows".
Mental health professional John C Buckner describes this phenomenon as post-performance depression, which is a struggle in adjusting to the contrast between the highs of a successful show and the anticlimactic low that often follows.
For many, the contrast between the highs of a successful show and the anti-climactic low that often follows can be hard to adjust to, a phenomenon that has been termed "post-performance depression', or PPD.
They would tax their way towards a fairer Britain and yes: it would hit the rich hard – taxes would be raised to Thatcher-era highs of a 45 per cent average, which means a 50 per cent rate on those earning £100,000 or more, a tax on bonuses and a rise in capital gains tax.
That is too high of a price to pay.
In one day, it plummeted from a record high of a hundred and seven to ninety-five degrees.
There was no grand scheme, no articulation from on high of a big picture.
COMELLA -- I don't think that we are held to too high of a standard.
