high up造句

A lark was singing high up in the sky.

I find the right church, I look up-yes, there's something green there, high up under the vault.

During a holi, a pot of buttermilk is hung high up in the street.

The lights were charmingly disposed in coloured-paper lamps, high up among green boughs.

In fact, because temperature depends also may be on how high up you are. It depends on elevation.

Instead, Metropolitan Atlanta sits high up in the ACF basin, about 80 miles from the headwaters of the Chattahoochee.

Lighting a cigarette in her airy, light-filled London living room, she shows me the blurred, faded number high up on her left forearm: 69388.

By limiting prestige to those few rungs high up on the ladder, it tempts every employee, even the most self-aware, to try clamber onto next rung.

Early next morning, she saw a light ahead. She knew she was near the shore because the light was high up on the cliffs.

Ravenna is famous for its mosaics; hordes of tourists move from one church to another, craning their necks to glimpse the dim lustre of tiny multicolored smalti high up under dusky vaults.

We guessed what the students at West Point might be doing as we passed; the institution looked so mysteriously vast, twinkling in the gloaming, high up on the hills.

The fungus cannot grow high up in the canopy or on the forest floor, but infected ants often die on leaves midway between the two, where the humidity and temperature suit the fungus.