Sentence examples for pretty high at from inspiring English sources

The bar for iconoclasm is pretty high at Paris fashion week these days.

Odds of roughly 1 5 look pretty high at first glance and the FRBA's methodology has its shortcomings.

Displaying his dry humor, the Rangers' Marc Staal said, "The pace was pretty high at the start, but it died after 10 minutes".

In fact, he said any wrong charges would have to be pretty high (at least $200) to make him want to devote the time and effort to fighting them.

My emotions were pretty high at that point, so being away from everyone and not having to speak to anyone helped a lot as well.

Michel Dérobert, director general of the Swiss Private Bankers Association, warns "the risks of throwing the baby out with the bath are pretty high at the moment".

With its plastic screen and EDGE-only connectitn, it's a little underpowered for the big markets unless it's brought in as an ultra economy phone – but with other companies setting that bar fairly high at a pretty low price, even that could be tough.

"I had some pretty high temperatures at times … I had some chills.

"There was one guy who was pretty high up at the studio," he says, "who was, like, on a par with the chairman, but on the business side; and he was trying to cross over to the creative side.

The last sentence is: "This didn't take very well because they all got married later and settled down on Grandview Avenue except one girl who got pretty high up at Marshall Field's in the chinaware department".

While he instanced the experiences of Xiomara, a young woman who lived in a pub near where he lives, and Josephine, a cleaner whom he met during the Scottish referendum campaign, the attention of social media and others was somehow piqued by Miliband's double reference to Gareth – "pretty high up at a software company, but still can't afford to buy a home for his family".