| He had spent his life always being there for me, pushing me to new heights, nurturing great ambitions. |
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| With every reverse, or seeming reverse, that the Americans suffer, the schadenfreude in Germany reaches new heights, or depths. |
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| The English linear tradition reaches new heights in Hockney's all-knowing self-portrait observed in a New York bathroom mirror. |
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| Alienation has surely reached new heights when it can be sold as entertainment. |
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| Pop bands started to come up and some such bands grew to scale new heights in the music world. |
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| He said the presence of the gallery across the road from the new parliament could spur it to new heights of art appreciation. |
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| She now smiles with satisfaction as she looks back on a whirlwind two months that took her to new heights. |
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| Of course, someone had to file a lawsuit, which serves only to elevate this already overblown subject to new heights of lunacy. |
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| Nothing would give me greater pleasure than to see George Street being taken to new heights. |
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| Campbell was not the first, then, but he was very good at his job and he took the art of spin to new heights, in Britain, at least. |
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| The ad bombardment has reached new heights with pop-overs and auto-play videos that often bring my browser to its knees. |
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| And once she has tackled the project the 20-year-old will be scaling new heights when she embarks on a trek up the mighty Mount Kilimanjaro. |
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| As Hitler's imminent demise was scented, Stalin rose to new heights of prestige at home and abroad. |
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| Lively baseballs, sluggers, and big ballparks lifted baseball's popularity to new heights. |
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| I also believe that the Phoenix will rise from the flames and soar to new heights. |
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| Breast of duck comes with a toothsomely rich sauce that lifts the meat to new heights. |
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| Building work on the New Farleigh hospice site in Broomfield reached new heights this week, with a topping out ceremony to complete the roof. |
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| The latter is a chance for the artists to flex their iconic muscle, using manga's sophisticated visual code to mime new heights of emotion. |
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| It seems to me that this Government is reaching new heights in ordering and bossing people about and telling them what it expects them to do. |
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| It seemed that the nineties brought mimicry and bricolage to new heights in pop music. |
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| It was a prize, a brass ring, a suburban legend that, if true, would propel the average Stepford housewife to new heights of fame. |
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| It was during these years that Da Vinci hit his stride, reaching new heights of scientific and artistic achievement. |
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| Ramsay is a prolific, near-conversational swearer, but the disgusting state of Tim's kitchen raises his ire to new heights. |
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| As the food supply has grown increasingly complex, manufacturers have taken the old switcheroo to new heights. |
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| A humble request to our politicians is to work together to take our country to new heights. |
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| Crime is on the increase and the recent setting afire of a police vehicle has raised the level of crime to new heights. |
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| It also didn't hurt that his couture leanings elevated the designs to new heights of cool and desirability. |
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| With this essay, I would have taken procrastination and apathy to new heights, but I never got round to bothering. |
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| Corruption is at its peak, unemployment is touching new heights and there is no developmental work. |
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| The boy who had pushed Jaime earlier was now walking with Gwion, gesturing wildly as his voice rose to new heights. |
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| I am really enjoying the show and I think it is reaching new heights every time I do it. |
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| As a result, his promises have raised the art of empty rhetoric to new heights. |
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| London's victory was announced only after a presentation ceremony that scaled new heights of kitsch. |
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| The mass media and the rest of corporate America are enthralled with professionals scaling career ladders to new heights. |
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| The independent sector was not left behind in the celebration of new heights being reached yesterday. |
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| The Welsh regions have a mountain to climb after all losing in Europe this weekend, but the prospect of them scaling new heights are slim. |
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| The newly-elected students then took solemn oaths to take the school to new heights, fulfil their duties and perform their responsibility without any hesitation. |
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| The reborn Sacramento High School has the leadership and the support it needs to soar to new heights on behalf of the capital city's most disadvantaged students. |
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| The proliferation of communication technology now commonplace on remote expeditions has taken Everest voyeurism to new heights. |
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| At times, as you'd expect, the swearing reaches dizzying new heights. |
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| Women are turning to quick-fix plastic surgery such as facelifts or fat reduction in their lunch-hour as the trend to keep looking young reaches new heights. |
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| Yet Amin took the use of murder as a way of dealing with all enemies, real or imagined, to new heights in Uganda and conducted his campaign of slaughter with cruel relish. |
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| In the mid 1970s, when the progressive rock movement had taken rock to new heights of complexity and artifice, punk's denial of virtuosity was a radical statement. |
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| But as the Lannisters have risen to new heights, the male members of the family have faltered. |
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| But praise from friends of the Market reached new heights of fulsomeness. |
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| They're taking intellectual property protection to ridiculous new heights. |
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| They elevate the usual twisting evasiveness of politicians to new heights. |
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| Take James Carville, who, swigging Coc' Cola and playing the mad Cajun, spurred buttermilk-biscuit glamour to new heights. |
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| Science and political administration reached new heights during the Gupta era. |
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| Under the Cholas, the South India reached new heights of excellence in art, religion and literature. |
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| If Cook is to take Apple to crazy new heights, history says he needs to kick Jobs to the curb. |
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| He also raised the consort song, the church anthem and the Anglican service setting to new heights. |
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| In the 18th century, Scottish fiddling is said to have reached new heights. |
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| The discovery of the mutilated corpse allows Digby Driver to whip up media hysteria to new heights. |
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| Now the tale of the messy Oscar and pernickety Felix is going to take new heights as Matthew Perry and Joe Keenan will take the roles. |
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| Damodharan Rangasam took carragheen to new heights when he cooked the local seaweed delicacy boiled in milk for a banquet on Islay. |
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| Inevitably, the compressed pogo stick releases its stored energy and bounces back, surging to new heights. |
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| Despite a rich history of bakshish, the US-backed Karzai regime has scaled new heights of fraud. |
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| Chaplain believes the fight to retain senior status for struggling teams has lifted the bottom division to new heights. |
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| The pump prices soared into new heights as the strike continued. |
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| The empire's patronage enabled fine arts and literature to reach new heights in Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Sanskrit, while Carnatic music evolved into its current form. |
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| Baroque art took the representationalism of the Renaissance to new heights, emphasizing detail, movement, lighting, and drama in their search for beauty. |
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| From 1967 Jeff Beck brought lead guitar to new heights of technical virtuosity and moved blues rock in the direction of heavy rock with his band, The Jeff Beck Group. |
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| Frozen vegetarian entrees have reached new heights with the introduction of Taste Above's Tuscan Marinara Sauce with Veggie Chicken and Penne Pasta. |
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| This week the craze hit new heights when a North Wales breeder sold a pair of Chocolate Orpingtons for pounds 1,050 to a buyer in southern England. |
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| Al-Asheikh expressed his hope that bilateral relations between the countries would reach new heights under the ambassadorship of Collis in Saudi Arabia. |
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