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Meanings of turned high in English

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Usage of turned high in English
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She sat up, and saw Gertrude standing beside her, the gas turned high.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
2
The stranger stood waiting, the collar of his cloak turned high.
The Great Book of Amber
3
He wore a gray flannel shirt and blue denim pants turned high over riding-boots.
Judith of the Godless Valley
4
Security officials turned high-powered water hoses on the intruders.
The Guardian
5
Essentially, the theory was that etiquette somehow turned high society into a kind of pack.
Changeless
6
Keep the wick turned high enough to burn freely.
The Easiest Way in Housekeeping and Cooking / Adapted to Domesti...
7
She, too, had flushed,-anyone could see it, though the lamps were not turned high, nor was the firelight strong.
The Deserter
8
I heard the surf thundering against the cliffs, and the gray gulls squealed as they tossed and turned high in the sky.
Famous Modern Ghost Stories
9
In the United States, the Republican party has turned high gasoline prices into a hot debate for incumbent Barack Obama's presidential race.
Reuters
10
The plodding football we saw earlier in the season has been replaced by the old, thrilling excitement and the volume was turned high.
The Guardian
11
Lew Wee always sleeps in an air-tight room packed with cigarette smoke, and a lamp turned high at his couchside; and Lew Wee is hardy.
Ma Pettengill
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