Sentence examples for new stratosphere from inspiring English sources

His first three albums sold more than six million copies, but his fourth, "Confessions," launched him into a new stratosphere.

Repetitiveness is inevitable, but, each time I punctured a new stratosphere, my store of patience and interest was renewed.

That such a challenge would come after a period in which Congress entered a new stratosphere of dysfunction and uselessness is practically unimaginable.

That's in a new stratosphere compared with 1991, when the average sale price was $375,000 and the median was $265,000.

The inference that women are too dumb to have noticed them doing it is a whole new stratosphere of insult to anyone's intelligence.

But over the last few years, they have elevated their passion to a vocation, sending pizza into a whole new stratosphere of respect.

I don't know if he is on the rise, or soaring to new stratospheres.

Of course they haven't, but then where's the fun in getting fucked up if you're not stunt piloting through whole new stratospheres of gettingfuckedupness?

Friendly Fires: it's a good thing frontman Ed MacFarlane isn't self-conscious about pit sweat because he danced himself into a whole new sweaty stratosphere.

"It would be un-Honda-like to price this new model in the stratosphere," was all Chris Naughton, a Honda spokesman, would say.

Now let's put together our D team!" Of course, everyone wants an A team - a group of people as connected and qualified as you are, ready to rock your new project into the stratosphere.