Sentence examples for moving to high from inspiring English sources

Can voucher policies be recast to increase the number of families moving to "high opportunity" neighborhoods?

Eric Pearson, the chairman of the council, says the trend is moving to high schools.

"Any talk of moving to high ground will be swept away".

"All they keep talking about is moving to high ground," Mr. Miura said of the villagers supporting the road construction.

To this day, the warnings that accompany a storm's approach typically say nothing about moving to high ground: their prescription is usually to seek shelter indoors.

Moving to High Wycombe, around 30 miles from London … getting there is bad enough but at least it's just on the other side of the M25.

More employers are also moving to high-deductible plans that shift more expenses onto their employees, requiring them to pay more before benefits kick in.

Koreans often say they are drawn to a jjimjilbang because they miss the ondol, the heated floor most families slept on until they began moving to high-rise apartments and Western-style beds.

Mr. Mills, flanked by Carl T. Hayden, the chancellor of the Board of Regents, contended that the results signaled that students could meet the state's tough new standards, despite warnings by critics that moving to high-stakes testing would be calamitous.

That means farmers will not be able to escape the pest by moving to higher altitudes.

As climate warms, plants in the Rocky Mountains are moving to higher elevations, where it is cooler.