igher

Letty, with her gift for dramatic interpretation, could see this, though Steptoe, familiar as he was with ladies whom he would have classed as "'igher," was not daunted.

The Dust Flower Basil King 1893

"[H] igher education is the only product where the consumer tries to get as little out of it as possible."

The Quotable Kling, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

For many years igher education had a demographic wind at its back.

Universities On The Brink Louis E. Lataif 2011

Tata Motors Ltd., and the Indian units of Hyundai Motor Co. and General Motors Co. all posted h igher sales as demand continued to grow at a record pace.

Maruti, TVS, Hyundai Post Record Sales Nikhil Gulati 2010

The local unemployment rate remains far h igher than the 4.9% in late 2007 and is above the national 9% unemployment rate.

Tech Revival Lifts Silicon Valley Pui-Wing Tam 2010

Did you know that at the elevation in pre-Reformation England, some of the faithful were known to call out, "'eave 'im 'igher!"

Archive 2006-12-03 Terry Nelson 2006

Did you know that at the elevation in pre-Reformation England, some of the faithful were known to call out, "'eave 'im 'igher!"

Archive 2006-12-01 Terry Nelson 2006

Did you know that at the elevation in pre-Reformation England, some of the faithful were known to call out, "'eave 'im 'igher!"

Didya know? Terry Nelson 2006

For the further away from the line you go the 'igher your rate of pay.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, April 25, 1917 Various

Dizzy or not, Reed must have had [g] [h] igher hopes of success than he betrayed.

Manuscript Draft: Walter Reed: Doctor in Uniform, by Laura Wood, [19 -- ] 1943