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highline

American  
[hahy-lahyn] / ˈhaɪˌlaɪn /

noun

Printing, Journalism.
  1. kicker.


Etymology

Origin of highline

1885–90, for an earlier sense; high + line 1

Example Sentences

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After her “AGT” elimination, Ridley continued to bring her music to various stages including New York’s Highline Ballroom and the daytime space with an appearance on Harry Connick Jr.’s talk show “Harry.”

From Los Angeles Times

In past festival iterations, Westerlies clinics have centered on South Seattle, from the Highline school district to Hawthorne Elementary.

From Seattle Times

This school year, Cascade is bringing “Let’s Go” to Spokane, Tacoma, Bellingham, Highline, Everett and Vancouver, and some schools in Wenatchee and Anacortes.

From Seattle Times

“Kids are always asking about the program,” said Olga Niculita, who has been a physical education teacher for 10 years at Gregory Heights Elementary in the Highline School District.

From Seattle Times

Other districts have taken migrant students, too, including Highline, with 50 new students since January, and Kent, with 12.

From Seattle Times