Sentence examples for lives high from inspiring English sources

"We have a mama bear that comes every spring," says Coverdale, who lives high in the Sierra Nevada overlooking Lake Tahoe.

For example, Liolaemus multiformis, a small lizard that lives high in the Andes, has the ability to raise its body temperature to 35 °C (95 °F) while air temperatures are at 10 °C (50 °F) or lower.

Anthropologists learnt from the degree and positioning of wear and tear in Oetzi's joints that some Neolithic people, contrary to previous theories, spent most if not all their lives high in the mountains.

Mr. Stinson, who lives high atop a piney hill overlooking Interstate 70 here in Evergreen, says he is not nostalgic about his seemingly forlorn gas stations and drive-ins.

L. saxatilis, which lives high up on rocks and is often out of water for long periods of time, holds its embryos in a brood sac until the young are fully developed, at which time they emerge as tiny crawling replicas of the adult.

And, in the long term, it matters little if one or two groups do disappear, because immigrants from better-faring patches will eventually re-establish the species' old haunts.One endangered species divided in just this way is the world's rarest carnivore, the Ethiopian wolf, which lives high in the meadows of the Bale Mountains.

The preliminaries — discussions of their privileged lives, high-stress careers and meddling parents — take place over several scenes and feel like a handshake in which one side forgets to let go.

Almost all of its mines boast long lives, high-quality ore and extremely low costs.

We expect institutions that are more embedded in our lives – high-street banks, basic utilities, places of education – to be "too big to fail".

SOMEWHERE up there, people are living high.

He's living high on the hog.