| But her father was a high-flier, a Glaswegian diplomat whose postings took him to Tanzania, Paris, Norway and Madagascar. |
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| He was a high-flier, charismatic, a mover and a shaker in the banking world. |
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| The humility might be an object lesson to many a high-flier whose fame burns out before they know it. |
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| Microsoft isn't exactly buying a high-flier. |
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| They fear job losses if he is replaced by ambitious BMW high-flier Dr Wolfgang Reitzle. |
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| Karwoski, a high-flier on the Scottish business scene, was in a plane headed to New York which was swiftly grounded at Memphis airport as US air space shut down completely. |
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| The 41-year-old high-flier was already the first woman in the country to become a Detective Chief Inspector. |
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| Former Tory high-flier Michael Portillo has been lined up to speak at the annual dinner of Cardiff Chamber of Commerce. |
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| But, instead, the plucky teenager is an academic high-flier and the life and soul of his school, where his name is a byword for good natured generosity. |
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| In addition, the company expects this area to be an absolute high-flier for them and is expecting multibillion-dollar growth over the next several years. |
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