Sentence examples for marks a high from inspiring English sources

The deal for Ruddy marks a high point in an otherwise difficult period for Hughton.

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

The project marks a high point of his career, following past brushes with the law that threatened to derail it altogether.

Another work, the Piano Quintet, Opus 81, marks a high point in the composer's use of attractive melody and rhythmic vitality; it, too, has Czech overtones.

But there is also little doubt that the accord reached in Lausanne marks a high point of compromise so far, which many thought would never be achieved, because of the concessions required of each side.

Even by the standards of a notably media-keen family, this marks a high level of exposure, and seems to confirm Boris's confession to reporter Michael Cockerell in tonight's documentary that he and his siblings are fiercely competitive with each other.

The trial against Erri De Luca, which begins on Wednesday in Turin, marks a high-profile development in the 20-year battle over the line, which has faced years of delay because of massive – and sometimes violent – protests.

The presence of BD marks a high-risk individual for developing non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC ., Diagnosis is primarily made clinically.

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

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.