Sentence examples for another echelon from inspiring English sources
Rondo's performance placed him in another echelon entirely.
The model also adds another echelon: fueling stations and local distribution of hydrogen.
Even if the Mets are leery of Gonzalez's sudden interest in them or about his back problems, he can take them to another echelon.
When you mention Schilling to Rusch, the 25-year-old Mets left-hander gets an innocent look because he knows Schilling is in another echelon.
HAVING conquered Hollywood, Mr. Klein is now trying to move into another echelon: the one inhabited by Mr. Balazs and Ian Schrager, who is credited with setting off the boutique hotel craze in New York, Los Angeles and elsewhere.
Besides retail-level agents clustered around the borders at Zhuhai, which is adjacent to Macau, and Shenzhen, which is adjacent to Hong Kong, there is another echelon of shadow bankers existing across Guangdong Province, out of public view, often working from secret offices, with deals conducted between trusted, well-connected parties, often with just a phone call.
Another development, Echelon Place, will have more than 5,000 rooms when it is built on the site of the old Stardust, which its owners demolished last month.
A bowel-altering and life-changing operation on a child to address a problem of the parents may represent another new echelon of medical misadventure that in the not too distant future will be regarded with shame and dismay, on a level with prefrontal lobotomies and other egregious rights violations.
Reluctant to include any of the Mets' outfield prospects, Minaya offered the pitching prospect Philip Humber, but the Nationals wanted another upper-echelon young player in return.
Scheetz points out that the Hard Rock site is three times bigger than Boyd's Echelon site, and that another Las Vegas development, the Cosmopolitan, has packed 4 million square feet of space into its site.
Until Snowden placed the full capacities of the NSA and other government spying agencies in plain sight, ECHELON was largely just another codename in the conspiracy-theorist's notebook.
