Sentence examples for a perch as from inspiring English sources

A shake-up at Sony knocked him out of a perch as the top executive at its TriStar Pictures unit.

Last week, the university announced that President Trump's increasingly unhireable, unfrocked campaign manager Corey Lewandowski had been offered a perch as a fellow at its Institute of Politics, traditionally an aerie for politicos in between jobs.

A wedge-tailed eagle that was part of a birds of prey show at Alice Springs Desert Park flew at a young boy and latched on to his head with its talons instead of flying over to a perch as it had been trained to.

This is the front piece.Do not add a perch, as predators could use it as a foothold.

"The view is magnificent - from a perch almost as high as Mont Blanc you can turn and observe a range of snow-capped peaks.

He expounded upon that world from a perch about as far removed from it as possible.

Whether Robert M. Renneisen Jr. jumped or was pushed from his $250,000-a-year perch as chief executive of the Miss America Organization is a moot point, those close to the pageant insist.

This serves as both a perch and as the pulling and pushing mechanism for removing and putting back the circle piece.

Her tackling of racial profiling (albeit just before it tackled her), coupled with her tax cuts and support of some abortion rights, has given her a prominent perch as a moderate Republican.

Coward understood as clearly as Virginia Woolf did that he needed something, as she invidiously wrote in her diary, to "save him from being as clever as a bag of ferrets & as trivial as a perch of canaries".

On quieter days, it still makes for a great perch, as the palace, the fancy Bijenkorf department store, and the Warmoesstraat sex shops all attract fascinatingly different crowds.