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The sun had been high-a glorious bright L.A. day, the last she was to see for quite some time.

Beyond World's End Lackey, Mercedes 2001

The sun had been high-a glorious bright L.A. day, the last she was to see for quite some time.

Beyond World's End Lackey, Mercedes 2000

The room contains a narrow desk with two drawers, a wardrobe that stretches nearly four cubits high-a good three cubits short of the heavy, timbered ceiling-two wooden chairs with arms, a full-length mirror on a stand, and a double-width bed, without canopy or hangings, covered with a quilt of green, on which appears silver notes.

The Towers of the Sunset Modesitt, L. E. 1992

Hundreds of puffins and guillemots with outspread wings darted about in every direction, and beneath the trees strutted ospreys two feet high-a kind of hawk with a grey body, blue beak and claws, and orange-coloured eyes, which build their huge nests of marine plants in the forked branches of trees.

The Fur Country 1874

At a time when unemployment is near an all time high-a whopping 12.4 percent -- it is disgraceful that 2,000 teachers and hundreds of other employees lose their jobs while the district spent $2 million in salaries that were unbudgeted.

AroundTheCapitol.com 2010

The Carnegie Institution for Science, together with California State University recently published a study concluding that high-a

The Earth Times Online Newspaper 2010

I bet he would start in high-a Salem to get some confidence and to avoid the blustery 40 degree Portland weather (wonder how much he has pitched in cold weather / outdoors) but I bet he could move to Portland quickly if we got him.

Chop-n-Change 2008