Sentence examples for soar still higher from inspiring English sources

If it can catch that current, the glider will soar still higher, into the Perlan Clouds, and higher, into the ozone hole, where the chemical reactions that disrupt the ozone layer take place.

The victory by Mr. Walker, a Republican who was forced into an election to save his job less than two years into his first term, ensures that Republicans largely retain control of this state's capital, and his fast-rising political profile is likely to soar still higher among conservatives.

Three swifts flew far above, destined to soar higher still into dark heaven at nightfall.

As Mercury watchers flock to shops to buy physical copies of the album, it could soar higher still.

But woe betide the manager who bucks the trend and stays out of the market, only to see it soar higher still.

If the coalition government adopts Lord Browne's report recommending the removal of the current cap on tuition fees of £3,290 a year, the figure could soar higher still – up to £10,000 a year for the most in-demand colleges.

He turned a British wireless venture, Orange P.L.C., into another fortune when he sold it to the German telecommunications conglomerate Mannesmann for stock and then watched the value of those shares soar higher still when Mannesmann was acquired by Vodafone AirTouch of Britain, the biggest wireless company, earlier this year.

And when its return becomes obvious perhaps in the next couple months gold, sliver and other hard assets will soar higher still.

And then it soared higher still, reaching a peak just before the financial crisis.

Stocks kept soaring higher and higher.

Though trust share prices have soared in the last two years, trust yields are still high because commodity prices have kept pace.