Sentence examples for Social stratosphere from inspiring English sources

"Twenty years ago we were in the black hole," he said, referring to the social stratosphere, not the scientific one.

If you don't inhabit the frenzied social stratosphere that views such missives as annoying encroachments on your private time, you're excited and say, "Yes!

As a billionaire, who thrives in Manhattan's social stratosphere, he has to be especially careful about how he explains the need for sacrifices by others.

Of course, it's not unusual to feel jealous or left behind when old faces achieve prominence and move into a social stratosphere.

To enter the social stratosphere, one's status is becoming less dependent on the materialism of yesteryear, and more focused on the way one presents oneself as a brand, in alignment with the values of the global community.

But on Tuesday night at the Rose Hall at Lincoln Center, dance stars, fashion luminaries and bright lights in the city's social stratosphere came out to celebrate the company's wild side: four works by young ballet dancers who had won a competition to choreograph their own pieces.

Carter Cole, 33, was an earlier jumper and went from that to the town pool Social Register stratosphere by diving off, an achievement that still fills him with pride.

I can't care about the stickiness of bad decisions in the social media stratosphere.

When you put those numbers into context, and you imagine if there were a YouTube, Twitter or SportsCenter around during his career, reaction to his production alone would have exploded the social network stratosphere.

I'll tell you how his article made me feel: I immediately wanted to "like" it, and so did most of my friends in the social media stratosphere, as it was retweeted, liked and shared ad infinitum.

But when Pintauro went on ABC's The View to chat with fellow child stars, Candace Cameron Bure and Raven-Symone, he dowsed that spark with gasoline and lit up the social media stratosphere in a blaze of controversy.