Sentence examples similar to started to high from inspiring English sources

At that moment as the light changed and we began to cross, the baton twirler quickly turned and started to high-step it up Fifth Avenue, leading his parade and waving to the crowd along the sidewalk.

"I didn't realise how fast I was walking so when I started to high-five the first lot of people on the lap my arm became pretty tired after about 50m.

"People started to see high levels of economic inequality.

I've started to get high on hot sauce.

When King started to wear high heels and earrings to school, he and McInerney clashed even more.

Thus the waters of debt started to flood higher than they were supposed to.

So Mr White has already started to pursue higher value businesses.

American universities had only recently started to award higher degrees, so thinkers of James' generation travelled to Europe to research.

There are signs that people have started to expect higher inflation and to base decisions on it.

So they started to pay higher prices for the variations.

The hills started to get higher and jagged.