Sentence examples for winning the highest from inspiring English sources

It advised expressing thanks by exclaiming, "Hurrah for Athens, Mother of all Arts!" He performed brilliantly as a classics scholar at Oxford, winning the highest possible honors.

Baysie had spent an hour coolhunting in a shoe store and found out that Reebok's efforts were winning the highest of hip-hop praise.

In what exam boards chiefs described as "a complex national picture", the headline pass rate fell by 2.1 percentage points to 66.9% attaining C grade or above, and falls in the proportion winning the highest A* and A grades.

He never stopped performing classical standards and modern contemporary music for solo piano, chamber ensembles and concerto across the nation, winning the highest of acclaim from his contemporaries and audiences alike.

Claims of abuse will not stop a (white) man from winning the highest honor an actor can achieve.

Sweden's Social Democrats are one of the most successful political parties in modern history, winning the highest share of the vote in every national election for the past 100 years.

Harrison Newman led the Peglegs, winning the high jump, triple jump and pentathlon.

His "base case" (expected) scenario still sees Apple winning the high end in the valuable US market, and Android chewing up the commodity market in the middle.

And winning the high-risk technology development game is what it's all about.

The book won the highest honours at the Exposition Universelle in Paris in 1855.

Seth Wescott of the United States won; the highest Canadian finisher was Jasey Jay Anderson, who was fifth.