high bar

From the perspective of prior Iranian nuclear negotiations, that is a particularly high bar.

The distinguished fellowship, with its scientists and statesmen, sets a high bar.

The writer of such a chronicle sets a very high bar for himself.

The Clinton Global Initiative sets a very high bar for what a former president can accomplish.

Ending the war in Afghanistan and Iraq, and also killing bin Laden, create a high bar for Romney to credibly critique.

Only when it comes to climbing a ladder or swinging myself over a high bar, I know it spells misfortune for me.

No, he couldn't tell us where we could get a boat to take us out to High Bar at that time of night.

No one is exempt save the autocratic high-bar folk, who own their own apparatus and dictate contracts.

Far away shone a high bar of pale yellow radiance, rising like a pillar of light from floor to roof.

Any horse will step over a high bar if you stand him in front of it and encourage him.