Examples of 'made high' in a sentence
Meaning of "made high"
made high: The phrase 'made high' can indicate the act of elevating something or someone to a position of importance, influence, or power
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Rovina made high demands of her audience.
It was those moments that made high school memorable.
It is made high quality with top quality materials.
Because of his delicate taste he made high commands on the preparation.
It has made high impact in this computer world.
Critics counter that the flood of cash has made high inflation more likely.
Swiss made high definition sensor.
This unique arch structure enables the ceilings to be made high without needing interior supports.
They made high performance boats.
Jesus ben Damneus is then made high priest.
It made high quality commuter bikes that fit a modest budget.
Having you there made high school bearable.
It made high resolution measurements in the upper ionosphere and lower magnetosphere.
You actually just made high school sound fun.
Khadafi made education free for Libyan citizens and that education was made high quality.
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All vaccinated mice made high IgG antibody titers.
The fishermen found an eager market in Europe for the furs and made high profits.
To do so was made high treason.
He has made high quality winws, as well as wines of wide consumption.
Lake Ontario levels are not made high for shipping interests.
As a result thereof, the sensitivity of detecting a substance to be detected can be made high.
The accused have made high moral claims for their actions.
In addition, the torque of the electric motor can not be made high enough.
Both drivers made high speed contact with the turn three tyre barrier.
She took high school equivalency exams, and made high scores in every subject.
All animals made high titer antibodies by IFT but no by PRNT.
Therefore, in the known rotary filter, the water filtering efficiency could not be made high.
The craft beer phenomenon has made high strength beer acceptable for consumers.
He was made high priest, permitted to maintain troops and given extensive tax benefits.
Accordingly, those firms which have made high investments also bear high financing costs.
Was made high priest in his stead, and ruled the country, and.
In the present invention, the warp yarns are made high temperature and flame resistant fibers.
Specially made high pressure type filter can be made based on customer 's request.
Optonica was a subdivision of Japanese electronics manufacturer Sharp that made high end hi-fi products systems.
Another significant discovery was made high in the Altai Mountains between Siberia and Mongolia.
Her name is Solange, but she never made High School.
And it… it made high school a living hell for me.
A great Solar panels Manufacturing company, can made High efficiency solar panels.
Stressful lifestyles have made high blood pressure, or hypertension, a common phenomenon today.
Main Functions and Benefits - The shovel is made high strength plastic.
The French government has made high profile moves against Islamization, such as outlawing the veil.
Before Thy feet I fall, Lord who made high my fate ;.
Having you there made high school bearable . Almost.
Meanwhile, Zadok, of the house of Eleazar, had been made High Priest.
Hey, I made high tea with scones and clotted cream.
That's why i wasn't made high commander.
He was made High Sheriff of Wiltshire again, this time for life.
No, that person will be made High Priest no matter what by Tagon.
Canada has made high level representations to the U.S. Administration to remove the restrictions.
During the First World War, Fijenoord made high profits and reconstructed their facilities in Schiedam.
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