Example sentences of "[vb -s] the high " in BNC.

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1 Alexander/Barclay Class 143 dmu No 143022 in Tyne and Wear PTE colours crosses the High Level bridge into Gateshead with 14.17 Newcastle to Middlesborough service on 7 November 1986 .
2 The 1930 Kharkov congress , at which artistic subjectivism and individualism were denounced in favour of collective cultural production and the fostering of proletarian literature , represents the high point of RAPP domination of cultural policy .
3 The sumptuous Sherborne Missal represents the high point of Siferwas 's art .
4 GULF WAR hero Major James Hewitt is a charmer who loves the high life — and prides himself on his royal friendships .
5 The chief factor which causes the high modulus on this model ( since the crystallinity also increases somewhat on drawing ) is therefore the increase in which is a measure of the average longitudinal crystal thickness .
6 Caledor reorganises the High Elf army for defence and begins the building of the Gateway fortresses in the northern passes .
7 This incorporates the High Court , the Queen 's Bench Divisional Court , the Crown Court and the Court of Appeal ( Criminal and Civil Divisions ) .
8 It has now formally signed an agreement that allows the High Wycombe , Buckinghamshire and Mountain View , California-based firm Insignia Solutions Ltd to modify Windows source code at the application programming interface ( API ) to improve the performance of its SoftPC Windows under Unix package .
9 The patient uses the high stick purely to help his balance , not to lean on .
10 Virtually noone at this level uses the high elbow that we commonly teach in the UK .
11 The High Elf player uses the High Elf army list , whilst his opponent uses his own list .
12 To overcome this problem , Parkinson ( 1980 ) devised an estimator of the variance of price changes ( ΔX ) that uses the high and low prices during the time period from t -1 to t .
13 However if the SEA achieves the high degree of labour and capital mobility that is intended , then such differences in wage levels will induce shifts in employment to low wage areas , and of labour from the low to the high wage areas .
14 The final and comprehensive pose struck by the Nun 's Priest is one that exemplifies the high ethic of the Canterbury Tales — a pragmatic and tolerant attitude of human good fellowship — by virtue of the truly merry tale that the Nun 's Priest tells , laughing at and with his characters and readers but scorning and destroying none .
15 Boswell , who says the high wind blew in their faces , described one of the oarsmen , ‘ a Macleod , a robust , black-haired fellow , half-naked , and bear-headed , something between a wild Indian and an English tar .
16 Amateur radio enthusiast Des Kaylor from Oxford says the high quality of the tapes suggests a government agency …
17 The peak of the London antique fair season is undoubtedly the month of June which sees the high gloss of Grosvenor House .
18 Professor Mathias correctly sees the high demand of the war years for cereals as keeping agricultural wages up with prices , but they started from such a low level that in years of scarcity like 1795 and 1801 they could hardly have sustained life .
19 Part of the reason for this is illustrated in figure 3 which shows the high proportion of Office machinery and data processing exports destined for Europe .
20 As the share price exceeds the high exercise price the profit made on the purchased call exactly offsets any more losses incurred from the written call leaving a constant residual loss .
21 Turning the machine over reveals the high and low speed switch on the top .
22 Of classical style this piece was certainly an import and it reveals the high quality of the Roman art form .
23 My constituency , Wealden , includes the High Weald which extends beyond my constituency eastwards into Kent .
24 So it now collects the Sucker 's payoff of o points , while Tit for Tat gets the high score of 5 .
25 Always Defect does well against Always Cooperate , since it gets the high ‘ Temptation ’ score every time .
26 What appears as a hint in Brief History forms the high concept of Soul : science , it contends , is in the throes of a revolution that is turning it to face the Deity .
27 Between these two ranges a large structural basin was created which now forms the high plateau of the Altiplano .
28 JO TAKES THE HIGH ROAD
29 which flings the high Tyrrhenian waves on the
30 By contrast , Richard Smith and David Thomson have argued , on the basis of long-term demographic evidence , that forms of retirement have existed throughout history and ( particularly if one excludes the high birth-rate nineteenth century ) that there have been many periods in which a simple dependency ratio of the elderly to the non-elderly population has been high .
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