hit the high notes

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Meaning: (idiomatic)Toproduceorattain, at least for a period of time, an especially satisfactory degree ofachievementorfulfilment.2008April 24, Leslie Kelly, “Sound and bites pair well at these places”, inSeattle Post-Intelligencer, retrieved16 November 2017:The flavors of the foodhit the high notes: the rightly famous Canlis salad, the signature Peter Canlis sweet prawns floating on a sea of butter, and a succulent Kobe-style steak.2009September 16, Bobbie Johnson, “How exactly is Facebook making money?”, inGuardian, UK, retrieved16 November 2017:If all that extra money isn't being used to shore up vital day-to-day Facebook operations, that's probably good news—but whatever the case, the site hasn'thit the high notesquite yet.2014September 25,David Brooks, “Routine, Creativity and President Obama’s U.N. Speech”, inNew York Times, retrieved16 November 2017:During his public life, Obama hashit the high notesof poetic romance — his 2008 campaign.

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