Sentence examples for then again high from inspiring English sources

Then again, high fashion and the Solowheel might not entirely sync up, either, judging by a woman who might have enjoyed a few cocktails trying to ride one in high heels on a night earlier this week.

Then again, high-minded principles and dry realism have never been enough.

Then again, with high code rates (high E b /N0 region) uncoded limiter error estimation improves the BLER performance at the 0th iteration, but the iterative gain decreases, leading to worse performance at the fifth iteration.

I got to do it at my mom's dance academy and then again in high school.

"Everyone loved Dwayne," said Shelly Mueller, whose son was coached by Mr. Johnson as a youth in Pop Warner football, and then again in high school.

Then again, a high level of tolerance is somewhat a liberal idea and, as mentioned, cultural silos are likely to ensue.

Then again the high-pressure atmosphere has often resulted in some pretty bizarre things happening and so we present for you the strangest transfer deadline day stories.

Then again, the high-profile case of an old man being sent to die in a concrete box might spark an even more substantive shift toward reform.

Experienced providers had a bimodal distribution of forces, where greater forces were noted at lower frequency signals and then again at higher frequency signals.

Despite our small sample size, there appear to be differences in the combination of dispersion and force between novice and experienced providers where experienced providers had a bimodal distribution of forces, where greater forces were noted at lower frequency signals and then again at higher frequency signals while this was not seen with novice providers.

Then again, a simple high ponytail might be easier.