“This example of the Kenyan high-flyer shows how well the integration of African students in everyday German student life works.”

“If money is tight, save your high-flyer money for dramatic restyles or major treatments only.”

“There should be more women like me involved in politics, not these high-flyer do-gooders.”

“The 41-year-old high-flier was already the first woman in the country to become a Detective Chief Inspector.”

“But her father was a high-flier, a Glaswegian diplomat whose postings took him to Tanzania, Paris, Norway and Madagascar.”

“He was a high-flier, charismatic, a mover and a shaker in the banking world.”

“On various matters, they helped set the stage for the scandalous behavior of John and other high-fliers now in disgrace.”

“A few of their guests may well be toffs, but a lot seem to be self-made businessmen or corporate high-fliers.”

“Nineties financial high-fliers are ditching stuffy pinstripe suits and stiff upper lips to become more fashionable.”

“But, as with so many high-flyers of the 80s, the headaches and the hangovers were on their way.”

“Scotland has a reputation for canny money management, and frequently outsmarts London's high-flyers.”

“This tidy sum may be dinner money for many of you high-flyers, but for the rest of us, it would go down a treat.”