Sentence examples for elite countries from inspiring English sources

Canu saw all of this as an evolution of more traditional training — run, jump, lift, rest — something all the elite countries practiced in some form, only under different names.

She's a cross between a Larry McMurtry heroine — think Aurora Greenway in "Terms of Endearment" — and the despot of a small, elite country.

Koda's Watsonville ranch is a sweeping, hilly expanse with a view of the Pacific Ocean that's so picturesque, it feels like it should've been bought long ago by an elite country club or four-star hotel.

But to many Vietnamese and Americans alike, General Minh was best known for his love for raising orchids and playing tennis at the Cercle Sportif, an elite country club.

An industry that was once run like an elite country club is now being inundated with inexpensive technological solutions that level the playing field.

From early adolescence Zelda was a formidable presence in Southern society, outshining all other belles as the star in ballet recitals and elite country club events.

The book, written by national security expert Garrett M. Graff, takes us inside the bunkers cut into granite mountainsides and dug under an elite country club.

The hills and terrain in the surrounding area met the competitive demands for an elite cross-country ski event.

Elite cross-country racers spend between 800 and 900 hours a year in high-intensity training on skis.

Dominated by a modernizing elite, the country's economy flourished with the expansion of cattle ranching and diamond, nickel, and copper mining.

Except for its elite, the country is cut off from the Internet, although the government has recently stressed that its companies are increasingly using computers.