high-riding

Right now there was the high-riding pleasure of doing some difficult thing far better than you expected to be able to do it.

Stand and give those high-riding swine a fight they'll remember if they live through it!

In the process, he deflated the high-riding hopes of an entire country.

It also was reasonably quiet for a high-riding truck.

A pretty ugly, but popular blend of high-riding utility and Honda reliability.

The marks are caused by the high-riding brushes.

Actually, it was green-blue, and the high-riding sun bored well into it.

A high-riding white moon blazed then darkened as thin clouds sailed past.

Designed to appeal particularly to women, it is more of a high-riding station wagon, for occasional off-road use, than a true sport utility.

It's really a slightly high-riding station wagon.

A third tug, pushing a high-riding barge, appeared to be steaming seaward.

Losing only a few miles an hour doesn't affect some pitchers, Miller said, "but it does him because he's a high-riding fastball pitcher."

A high-riding fin cut the water.

The thinking, apparently, is that Americans will buy anything with generous ground clearance, hence the high-riding America roadster.

And with the advent of heavy, high-riding, powerful sport utility vehicles, the relatively low-riding station wagon could be vulnerable.

The sky beyond the balcony railing was now an extravagant blaze of stars, barely challenged by the high-riding moon.

He floored the gas to pass a friend's high-riding pickup in a subdivision, only later realizing that the red "record" light had blinked on.

Mr. Blair faces the challenge no longer as the high-riding commander of a party lined up behind him in smart formations.

But the Sequoia is an old-fashioned, high-riding truck - right down to the automatic shifter on the steering column.

Compared with many high-riding S.U.V.'s, getting in and out poses little challenge to short people.

On physical examination, the testis will be swollen, tender, and high-riding, with an abnormal transverse lie.

More recently, there were willing to trade them in, but for larger bulky vans and high-riding, gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles.