My headlights caught a lonely figure under the elevated train tracks.
We are facing years of sluggish growth and elevated unemployment with occasional dips into recession.
If you figure that 5.1 percent of them started out with elevated GH levels, that's about 80 people.
Instead, he just wants the country to groan through several more years of elevated unemployment.
I tried not to be self-conscious as I elevated my ass in front of a line of dudes doing sit-ups.
The tone of the whole work is fervent, elevated, and churchly.
Further north and east the elevated ground was protected by intrenchments.
Abyssinia proper is an elevated region, with a general slope to the north-west.
After traversing a few leagues, they came to another river, flowing through a low plain, elevated but slightly above the stream.
When seated on it he lost contact with the earth—he was elevated above all its influences.
adjective
Drunk (late-1600s+)
verb
To rob: go out and ''elevate'' a bank
[1920s+; probably a play on heist]
