Sentence examples for into a higher state from inspiring English sources

An American military spokeswoman chuckled wryly when asked if American forces had been ordered into a higher state of readiness along the demilitarized zone since December, when North Korea expelled international observers from its nuclear reactors, aggravating the current crisis.

You can't will yourself into a higher state of concentration and creativity.

The instant he finished uttering those few simple words, I was catapulted into a higher state of consciousness, beyond time.

i)         Establish a standard operating procedure that requires ROs to send in a representative of senior level personnel (Regional Emergency Adviser, other individual Regional Advisers or even RD) to COs as they move into a higher state of alert.

In this model, the dephasing rate is given by γZPL = γB + γ0 + γth + γU, where γB is the radiatively limited dephasing of the lowest bright state, γ0 and γth are the spin flip relaxation into the lowest dark state via spontaneous and stimulated phonon emission, respectively, and γU accounts for excitation into a higher state by phonon absorption.

This strange word derives from supremus, meaning "superior" or "perfected", and refers to Malevich's intent to liberate painting from the shackles of mimesis and representation, to raise it to a higher state and into greater spatial freedom.

Begley was struck by a nine-second, high-voltage shot because the officer deploying the stun gun went into "a high state of alert".

The North Korean announcement that Kim Jong-il, 69, had died of a heart attack while on a train trip Saturday — an unexplained 48-hour delay that only further unnerved North Korea's neighbors — sent South Korea scrambling into a high state of military alert.

"The very people we were targeting, people from modest economic backgrounds, were sent into a high state of anxiety and uncertainty by the economy and it reached the point where, this past year, record numbers of people were applying early," said William R. Fitzsimmons, Harvard's dean of admissions.

With 32 years as a comedian, satirist, and talk radio host, Franken has provided Coleman's campaign plenty of material with which to work themselves, their candidate, and knee jerk, "Republican right or wrong," types into a high state of dudgeon.

All this is in train; but in the interval we must put our defences in this island into such a high state of organisation that the fewest possible numbers will be required to give effective security and that the largest possible potential of offensive effort may be realised.