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1. This was almost certainly the high-water mark of her career.

2. Last year will not be remembered as a high-water mark in pop music history.

3. The Republicans have not reached their high-water mark in the South yet.

4. It is the high-water mark of the Rebelliona turning point of history and of human destiny!

5. Question: Are we near the high-water mark of Larson's operation?

6. Tears or no, this high-water mark and turning point of the Civil War was fought by mighty patriots and heroes to their cause.

7. Nineteen eighty-two was probably the high-water mark both of the fascination and the frustration with literary theory in this country.

8. At its high-water mark, Wal-Mart's merchandise was about 55 percent American made, about 10 percent more than that of its nearest competitor.

9. Her spirits were always at high-water mark, her tongue always going--singing, laughing, and plaguing everybody who would not do the same.

10. HWM Used (KB): High-water mark, or peak, memory that the consumer has used.

11. They dig holes at the high-water mark and lay their clusters of tiny olive-colored eggs. The males then fertilize them.

12. "The last FOCAC was the high-water mark, on both sides, of starry-eyed optimism about China-Africa engagement," said Tom Cargill of London's Royal Institute of International Affairs.

13. Basil II's reign marks the "high-water mark" of the Middle Byzantine period.

14. The consensus view is that July was the high-water mark for China's CPI, and other countries should soon see relief too.

15. The deal is still seen as a high-water mark of international monetary co-operation.

16. Think of a computer game as the high-water mark for interaction.

17. We pulled the boat up the beach above the high-water mark.

18. A major tsunami will deposit broken trees near the high-water mark and move prodigious amounts of sediment.

19. The level was about half a metre below the high-water mark.

20. The soils are developed on marine or estuarine alluvium found between the normal high-water mark and the limit of highest spring tides.

21. The snails will be marked with fingernail polish and moved above the high-water mark of the flood[sentencedict.com], Wegner said.

22. The 11.9 percent growth rate recorded last year was probably the high-water mark of China's economic miracle; growth could slow to 8 percent or lower in 2009.

23. The year 2006 – the last year of GOP control – marked a high-water mark for congressional spending, at $29 billion.

24. At current projections, Bank financing for education in the latest financial year is on track to reach approximately $4.4 billion, which would represent another high-water mark for the institution.

25. An analyst expressed his view through Reuters that "there's a new high-water mark being set for the people, process and assets of tight oil and tight gas production".

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26. A future RTSJ version may provide an API to provide the high-water mark.

27. Nadia Comeneci's perfect 10 score at the 1976 Montreal Games, the first ever awarded, remains the high-water mark for most gymnastics fans.

28. The completion of the M25 now seems to symbolise the high-water mark of Thatcherism.

29. In that case, I may have bitten off more than I can chew, especially as we zoom toward Christmas, the high-water mark of the Chinese sales year.

30. President Bush had just been re-elected and was preparing his triumphal second inauguration that was to mark the high-water mark for neoconservatism.