Sentence examples for someone high from inspiring English sources

Was someone high up behind his killing?

Suspicions about who ordered the death, and whether it was someone high in the government, persist.

It pays to make friends with someone high up in Interpol.

Only the house of someone high born would have... glass stained with coloured pictures as a church would have.

It's not a love song, it's about someone high on drugs, on the underground perving over someone else's girlfriend.

Someone high in the United States Government ought to ask, and keep probing for the price in commerce.

Previously we've had Bob Geldof, Bill Clinton and Richard Branson, so I knew someone high-profile would be coming this year.

There were claims that the investigators, who come under the authority of the transport ministry, had been leant on to delay revealing its findings, to allow someone high-profile to break the "exclusive".

But analysts say the canoe trip functions as a report card for them: the better regarded someone is, the more likely he or she is to end up sharing a canoe with someone high-ranking at Wal-Mart.

"They probably got into trouble, fell for a woman they shouldn't have or somehow angered someone high-ranking.

Indeed, someone high-up in the government might actually be held accountable for these losses.