Sentence examples for walked high from inspiring English sources
We walked high into the mountains, where small plants protruded from cracks in the rocks under canopies of umbrella trees - like giant carrots - pink-flowering bottle trees and cucumber trees.
Another walk yields a scene of melancholy poetry: Stein has walked high up a mountain and then, descending as it is getting dark and beginning to snow and sleet, she is passed by small groups of men — the young men who have hidden out in the mountains rather than be sent to Germany, and are coming down from their freezing lairs to have a meal and spend the night with their families.
A street performer since his youth in Paris, Petit has plied his trade in Washington Square Park a couple of times a year ever since the coup; he might have walked high-profile high wires in sites from Jerusalem to Japan in the intervening decades, but this sort of thing remains his bread and butter.
The text has been changed to reflect the fact that these creatures instead sometimes walked high-up on all fours like mammals.
They catch Frisbees, walk high wires and ride goofy vehicles.
Grand Central's Catwalks Q. Walking through Grand Central Terminal, I often look up and notice people walking high up along corridors on the east side (above the restaurant Métrazur).
There is no way I can walk high up there in the mountains.
"It concerned the Twin Towers, but it was about Philippe Petit, who walked a high wire between them.
"He walked tightrope high above the audience without falling, above incongruity, death, bad taste, indecency, indignation," Cocteau said.
These people had walked in high heat for many days and were largely women and children.
