Sentence examples for set up high from inspiring English sources
How could the film infuse this with enough tension to set up high drama in the later scenes?
It showed up in his cutter, a devastating pitch he kept low in the zone to set up high fastballs.
In it, he took a cue from Booker Little, moving into more fractured playing and more advanced harmony; he set up high notes to create an improvisational frame and then gesturing around them, using space and ingenuity.
Some members want to open the economy, and others would set up high tariff walls and reject the globalization that neighboring Chile has thrived on for much of the last decade.
The theatrical bits worked especially well — guitarist Steve Albini and bassist Bob Weston attacked Todd Trainer's cymbals (including one set up high, behind Trainer, like a very ambitious lamp) while Trainer played the set.
"As great mass movements took hold of Europe," Ms. Carter observes, "the courts and their kings cleaved to the past, set up high walls of etiquette to keep the world out and defined themselves through form, dress and precedence".
MobileStar, founded in 1996 and based in Richardson, Tex., had agreements to set up high-speed wireless networks in hotels, airports and coffeehouses.
Stephen Crouch, a defence industry lobbyist, said he paid Werritty a flat fee in the hope that Werritty, who posed as Fox's official adviser, would set up high-powered meetings for him.
In the first one, a long-running feud pitting the Corruption Eradication Commission against the national police and the attorney general's office, evidence strongly suggested that police officials and prosecutors tried to set up high-ranking anticorruption officials.
I asked where he had learned, and he told me he and his friends would set up high-powered antennas to their TV sets and catch frequencies from Miami.
Under the new health care law, the government has earmarked $5 billion for states to set up high-risk pools, as the programs are called, for people who have been uninsured for six months or longer.
