Sentence examples for a lowly one from inspiring English sources

By the age of 23 Gambon was a member, albeit a lowly one, of Olivier's original National Theatre company at the Old Vic in the early 1960s.

At its most pronounced, it happens when an individual first employed by a company in one position – usually a lowly one – wants to move to another more elevated one in the same organisation.

"I was intrigued that we were allowed to stop at not a lowly one or two but a magnificent six airports yesterday," he wrote, jokingly.

As of right now, the restaurant has close to 1,500 Yelp reviews (most of them presumably from people who have never eaten there), and its rating has been dragged down to a lowly one and a half stars.

The Army is loath to say so in public, but the job of division G-5 or brigade S-5 is considered a lowly one — a position for anyone who desires rapid promotion to avoid.

The novel averaged only three out of five stars.Though lots of readers loved this third book in the Lecter triology and gave it a full five, plenty of others were disappointed enough to award a lowly one star.

He traded this fairly high-prestige job for a lowlier one as an actuary with the Mutual Insurance Company.

After an interregnum he moves the family to Syria, though the job he has been offered in Damascus is a relatively lowly one (only those with connections to the regime of Hafez al-Assad, whose rising forehead can be seen on every billboard, get the top jobs).

All the fears of a letdown against a lowly team one night after a victory over an elite team surfaced for the Devils tonight at Nassau Coliseum.

But the city's bond rating is a lowly BBB-, onotchtch above junk status, and it is unclear whether the city will be able to complete a bond sale.

This was the country that Harriet Beecher Stowe addressed in 1852 when she published "Uncle Tom's Cabin; or Life Among the Lowly," one of the most successful feats of persuasion in American history.