Sentence examples for off the higher from inspiring English sources
The stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region shrugged off the higher oil prices on Monday, with most indexes rising.
If the Conservatives win the next election, there is no knowing how much they would chop off the higher education budget.
Robert Keebler, a certified public accountant with his own firm in Green Bay, Wis., said that in the first example, the large capital gain in a stock sets off the higher tax rates.
The quicker you pull the strip off, the higher your chances are of removing most of the hair.
Cut off the higher frequencies and the two are indistinguishable.
He also revealed Labour would support an increase in the 40p tax threshold from £43,000 next year to £50,000, a move promised in 2014 by Cameron to take millions of middle-income earners off the higher tax rate.
Frankly, an unconfrontational, off-the-high-horse chat is in order but it's not coming soon.
It's like wading in the kiddie pool before jumping off of the high dive.
Then Leiter watched Mark Ellis hit a ball off the high wall in left field.
Christie does a back flip off the high dive, her long brown hair flying.
Can Michael Connelly pull off the high-wire stunt he attempts in THE REVERSAL (Little, Brown, $27.99)?
