Sentence examples for marking a high from inspiring English sources

Yesterday afternoon, the national alert level was raised to orange, the second-highest level, marking a high risk of terrorist attack, from yellow, which represents an elevated risk.

The cross-party agreement on the inquiry followed Cameron's decision to take the rare step of backing an opposition motion, marking a high point for Miliband, who has transformed his leadership of Labour after he issued a direct challenge to News Corp last week.

The success of Asian countries stood in stark contrast to the under-performing Russian team, with Vancouver marking a high point for medals won by Asian countries.

Marking a high point in terms of sales, the last-of-the-series VL Commodore sold in record numbers, finally managing to outsell the Ford Falcon in the private sector.

Taking the oil fields back from foreign companies marked a high point in Mexican history.

Bleak House marks a high point in such experiments with form.

The telephone antics of Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross marked a high point of disgust directed towards the antics of celebrities.

Between the Buttons marked a high point of Mankowitz's relationship with the band; it soon went downhill.

In 2005 the Africa Commission marked a high point in attempts to build a plan of action with, rather than for, African governments.

In retrospect, the last material that Kusama turned to — mirrors — marked a high point, and a turning point in her work.

The moment marked a high point in the seminar using the "Reacting" technique, which was developed by Mark Carnes, a Barnard history professor.