Sentence examples for a higher echelon from inspiring English sources
Rather than being a source for complaint, this new, authoritative ephemerality – think Cat Power crossed with Nina Simone – promotes Bailey Rae instantly into a higher echelon of vocalist.
Special care had been taken with the operation, he stated, since it had been conceived by the battalion command, a higher echelon than the company command, to which Reilly was ordinarily responsible.
He hoped the New York City Marathon would propel him into a higher echelon of runners, but he ended the day in a hospital, where he was treated for exposure.
This first device will likely be priced higher and aimed at a higher echelon of consumers, however.
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Bassist Matt Fitzgerald and drummer Jeremy Gage were an integral rhythm section, propelling the melodies to a higher echelon instead of striving for flash.
People living on a high echelon, and they think they're above it".
Will 2014 continue the upward push of auction prices into an even higher echelon, or are we in another bubble that is about to burst?
Released in 1983, the record ended up selling over ten million copies and launched Bowie into an even higher echelon of fame.
The road a player faces in a tournament can vary drastically if he or she just misses being in a higher seeding echelon, as lower echelons are subject to playing more difficult opponents earlier in the tournament.
