Sentence examples for shot at high from inspiring English sources

They are engineering's last shot at high culture – a multibillion pound argument that there is no poetry in the simple digital readout.

Amazingly, Mr Abe appears to think he deserves another shot at high office at 53, he is young by the standards of Japanese politicians.Second in line are the ancient crocodiles of the LDP.

Koichi Kato, who himself made a tilt in 2000 against an ineffective leadership, says that party unity will prevail for as long as everybody thinks they have a shot at high office, but that disappointment will set in as soon as a reshuffle is announced.

Moving water shot at high speed has this ethereal hypnotic quality which felt like an ideal visual translation of the sinuous synth element in the music.

Fracking a process that uses water and chemicals shot at high velocity into the ground to break apart rock formations, releasing fossil fuels—has long been hailed by the Conservative party as a gateway to fuel independence for Britain.

Baseball introduced its draft in 1965 — Dodgers broadcaster and former outfielder Rick Monday was the first pick of the first draft — as a way to curb bidding wars and allow each team a fairer shot at high school and college talent.

Last week Local 46 of the Metallic Lathers Union announced that it would allow 200 people to apply for membership, which would mean a shot at high-paying work.

Ever ambitious, Mr. Malloy decided to take a shot at higher office.

That brought out male officeholders who saw a shot at higher office, as it did in districts across the state.

We've had it pounded into our heads that having a shot at higher returns requires accepting a more volatile portfolio.

"If he can turn Nassau County around, then he deserves a shot at higher office," said Dr. Stanley B. Klein, a political science professor at C. W. Post College in Brookville, and a Republican.