Sentence examples for a string of grandees from inspiring English sources

There will be less blood The dealmakers Mitt Romney's legacy ReprintsIn recent days, a string of grandees have singled out those comments for attack.

Similarly, they are discounting the portentous statements made by a string of party grandees: Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, Alastair Campbell, Alan Johnson, Jack Straw, Neil Kinnock, Uncle Tom Cobley and all.

The reaction of a string of Labour grandees to Corbyn's landslide election – including of several of those brought into the new leader's big-tent shadow cabinet – has been to denounce most of the platform he was elected on.

Although he is seen as a maverick within his own party, when evidence was heard in the high court earlier this year, a string of ANC grandees queued up to defend him, she says.

With a string of heavyweight names declining to be considered for the BBC Trust chair job, one unlikely figure still being linked to the role is media grandee Lord Grade.

It has suffered a string of setbacks.

A string of Louisiana archetypes followed.

He let loose a string of expletives.

This leads to a string of questions.

He gives you a string of examples.

ITX made a string of unprofitable acquisitions.