Examples of 'saw a high' in a sentence
Meaning of "saw a high"
saw a high: This phrase seems incomplete without further context. It could potentially refer to observing a peak, spike, or increase in a particular parameter or trend
How to use "saw a high" in a sentence
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saw a high
She saw a high and beautiful mountain.
Along the way we saw a high school.
Some saw a high potential for abuse.
Polling day took place largely without incident and saw a high turnout.
The referendum saw a high level of abstention.
Saw a high name in the passport, got scared and stayed on his guard.
This period also saw a high turnover of staff.
I saw a high school dropout.
The months of September and July too saw a high number of rescue operations.
We saw a high rate of response.
Do you remember the first time you ever saw a high definition television?
These rifles saw a high attrition rate on the Eastern front.
When 's the last time you stepped out of the office and saw a high school game?
Yes, we saw a high turnover in top jobs in the financial sector.
But following its first year, which saw a high turnover, its activity capped last year.
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He saw a high and blond type this way this morning?
Over the last five years we saw a high of nearly 84 and the low of 32.
The race saw a high attrition rate ; only ten out of the 25 starters finished the race.
Compared to prior years, 2016 also saw a high number of specialty drugs come off patent.
The 1950s saw a high rise in the legal prescription of methamphetamine to the American public.
The April 2014 elections saw a high level of voter turnout in Afghanistan.
The year 2000 saw a high incidence of restructuring, with more mergers and acquisitions than ever before.
However, the decade also saw a high number of supporters in the ground for other reasons.
The southern region saw a high number of security incidents, but few civilian casualties.
During that time it saw a high level of German ( especially Swabian ) immigration.
The early 1990s saw a high scale of terrorism witnessed within Britain.
