Sentence examples for moving high from inspiring English sources

By moving high school students to Governors Island, Mr. Bloomberg said, high school buildings around the city could be converted to elementary and intermediate schools.

"But as someone who is moving high up in the ranks, the success of Menendez's career in Congress might make him see things differently.' One thing New Jersey politics has proven to be is unpredictable.

There is some confusion over what precisely constitutes hot-shot trucking, but this company works in the oil industry and specializes in moving high value oil-and-gas parts all over the county.

Instead, ONDA will look at the data we've gathered and recommend a route that drops into the canyon for its best sections — the trout-choked holes, the pinnacles — while skirting the worst ones by moving high along the rim.

The defender in that position is often considered the "spare man", but here David Luiz was generally battling against Negredo, sticking extremely tight and conceding a couple of free-kicks when moving high up the pitch, but ultimately preventing the Spaniard from turning or linking play.

"The vendors who will be moving high volumes are all behind Symbian and Microsoft," he said.

Moving high-value jobs out of high-cost cities is "no longer a hypothesis," he said.

Mr. Punter, of CBS Outdoor, said, "A moving, high-quality image is a lot more attractive than a static poster".

It's been part of a successful pilot scheme moving high-quality care from acute to community settings, shifting sub-acute community assessment and rehabilitation beds out of hospital.

Cost pressures are driving them to forget old fears of having their best technology stolen or of harsh publicity at home from moving high-paying jobs out of the country.

Consolidated Edison, the utility that supplies electricity to most of the city, estimates that adaptations like installing submersible switches and moving high-voltage transformers above ground level would cost at least $250 million.