Sentence examples for elevated to a position from inspiring English sources

And if that means that he is elevated to a position where they are all going to clamour for him, then good luck for Gary Cahill".

But, if so, he is a delusional self-promoter whom Trump himself elevated to a position of power in the West Wing.

Though Mr. Manuel gave up that post, he was elevated to a position as the head of a powerful new planning commission.

In recognition of his growing international reputation, Berzelius was elevated to a position of nobility in 1818 on the coronation of King Charles XIV John.

Instead, after the Labour Party's change of leadership and direction, "this play has reversed itself even more into resonance" – with "a quasi-naïve idealist elevated to a position of extraordinary influence".

"There is a risk it may be elevated to a position it maybe doesn't deserve in the sense that every single thing that happens to a football player anywhere in England is going to be discussed in terms of a code of conduct, but I rather hope it won't quite come to those proportions.

As part of the Pop impulse of the sixties, movies have been elevated to a central position among the arts - a dominant, almost overwhelming position.... McLuhanism and the media have broken the back of the book business; they've freed people from the shame of not reading.

A century later, McAllister has been elevated to a unique position.

But when he was elevated to a managerial position running the Defense Intelligence Agency, he failed and was sacked.

Despite his age and inexperience, he had been elevated to a leadership position while they were still on the Kurdish trench.

Venables, who earlier in the year was villified by the fans, has been elevated to a new position of strength whereas Ridsdale, who once released a video of himself with the blurb "the story of the most popular football club chairman ever", is now the villain.