Sentence examples for a lower echelon from inspiring English sources

They should not be delegated to a lower echelon of human resources.

As most coaches know, when you take a program at a lower echelon, it takes time and patience to build that up.

Instead of half price, our snacks were free, because the snack-stand crew, a lower echelon of workers who were trapped in grease and darkness, offered them to us that way.

The real location of the film, directed and written by Todd Graff ("Camp," "Bandslam"), is a lower echelon of musical comedy hell (or heaven, if you love the hoariest musical comedy clichés).

And though the setting is a small Georgia town imperiled by the recession, "the real location of the film, directed and written by Todd Graff ('Camp,' 'Bandslam'), is a lower echelon of musical comedy hell (or heaven, if you love the hoariest musical comedy clichés)," he wrote.

Their real grievance, though, seemed to be centered on the Carolene Products decision because there, they said, "the Court relegated economic liberty to a lower echelon of constitutional protection".

But, oh, what a show he still can put on, especially against a lower-echelon team like the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Judy's, a lower-echelon showcase club in Chelsea, also closed, as did a short-lived upstairs supper club atop the Firebird restaurant on Restaurant Row.

Without capable big men, Allan Houston and Latrell Sprewell are basically Grant Hill and Jerry Stackhouse, and the Knicks are a lower-echelon playoff team that goes home in early May.

Born in 1970, Beck is the son of a lower-echelon Warhol Factory girl by the name of Bibbe Hansen and a Hollywood arranger and Scientologist named David Campbell.

There were only two court spectators the day I went to a pre-trial hearing; myself and a lower-echelon Manson groupie with a shaved head and a fresh X carved in her forehead who was furiously writing what looked like a thirty-page letter to one of her "brothers".