Sentence examples for a junior to from inspiring English sources

He is the grizzled voice of hard-won authority, brusquely telling a junior to get real.

Clements said Noel was on track to graduate provided he completed the tasks required to reclassify — changing from a junior to a senior in academic standing.

But Mr. Roake said those discussions began a process that led him as a junior to seriously consider becoming a conscientious objector.

He takes a look at the stock, casts his eyes over the account, then fires the chief clerk and trains up a junior to take his place.

He left Princeton as a junior to go to work at a bank and help support his family through the Depression.

After attending high school and a community college there, he transferred as a junior to the University of Chicago on a scholarship, earning a bachelor's degree and, in 1950, a doctorate in biochemistry.

Coughlin, a junior-to-be at the University of California at Berkeley, won her fifth event of the championships.

This would mean that if an MP had done a really good job, such that 80% of voting constituents ticked yes, that MP could take away a cool half million quid for five years' work, putting a really good constituency MP into the sort of earnings league of a junior-to-mid-level investment banker.

Under pressure she's gone to ground, sending a junior minister to parliament to defend her position instead.

Ohio University took a gamble but insisted that Ryan first go to a junior college to get his grades in order.

Ms. Kraft took over as Grace Church's vicar, a position junior to the rector, in September 1997.