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fly high

Idioms  
  1. Be elated, as in They were flying high after the birth of their first baby. This expression alludes to a high pitch of feeling. [Mid-1600s]


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It's important for northern hemisphere rugby to have both Ireland and France flying high heading into the World Cup.

From BBC

Lewis is now flying high on the football field and looking to make a smooth landing onto the Jets' roster.

From Fox News

Lewis is now flying high on the football field and looking to make a smooth landing onto the Jets’ roster.

From Seattle Times

I can hear a few military jets flying high over the city.

From BBC

Australia are flying high in the medal table: fourth, just about Definitely Not Russia.

From The Guardian