Sentence examples for past at high from inspiring English sources

The brown water of the Tiber flows past at high speed, and you can see the occasional cormorant diving for fish.

He produced sequential pictures of birds in flight, nude women carrying pans of water and then used his own invention, the zoopraxiscope - a combined magic lantern and zootrope - to recompose motion by flicking the photographs past at high speed, projecting the result life size against a screen, and appearing to make his subjects move again.

Graeme Taylor took an intercity train and recorded the people waiting around on the platforms while the train rattled past at high speeds.

At the hospital, doctors were discussing their latest patient, who suffered a gunshot wound that ran through his back and into his elbow, when a tank roared past outside at high speed.

While cyclists have to swerve to avoid parked vehicles, cars zoom past them at high speeds.

Anyone who's cycled through Amsterdam will know that the Dutch show no mercy towards the amateur cyclist, often racing past them at high speed and cutting them off in between tram lines and bus stops.

In tomorrow's issue of Nature, researchers present evidence that a randomly grooved surface actually reduces the drag generated when a fluid flows past it at high speeds--a finding that, if confirmed, might smooth the passage of everything from cars to planes.

Still, Miller said it's been difficult for the clubs and athletes to raise as much profit as they had in the past at Burbank High.

Mr Speaker, this year we have seen inflation not above 10% but around 2%; interest rates not rising above 10% but peaking below 5%; unemployment not as in the past at record highs, but at record lows; not the economy in recession, but growth even in this toughest year at 1.75%; the 34th quarter of continued growth with low inflation - continued growth under this government.

Beside older age, the present investigation found that recruits who reported cigarette smoking in the past were at higher injury risk.

At around 2 A.M. on October 7th, 1974, the police spotted a Lincoln Continental driving past the Washington Monument at high speed and without headlights.