Sentence examples for elite marks from inspiring English sources
After an arduous campaign to reach the play-offs and a pre-season overshadowed by Barcelona's relentless pursuit of Philippe Coutinho, plus their own dead-ends in the transfer market, a return to the European elite marks a significant step forward for Liverpool under Klopp.
Achieving membership of the philanthropic elite marks a key role and identity transition.
But that is only the extreme example of a new hyper-wealthy elite marked not only by extravagance of personal consumption, but also by a hold on economic and political power rarely if ever equalled in the past.
That elite mark dropped more than 10 percentage points in their series against San Antonio, as the Spurs managed to keep Blake Griffin off the offensive glass (.047 OREB%, down from.107 during the regular season), keep the Clipper guards off the glass completely, and control Reggie Evans and DeAndre Jordan by intentionally fouling those two abysmal free-throw shooters whenever possible.
On March 13 , 2014 Brown began seeking campaign staff while aggressively courting New Hampshire's political elite, marking what local Republicans consider serious steps toward launching a Senate campaign against Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen.
The year 2010 is Pooley's third season among the elite – 2008 marked her arrival, with victory in the Binda GP in Italy – and a rich future may now await.
Joe Flacco (BAL) vs. SEA - Flacco's surprisingly solid 300-yard game against the Steelers' elite pass defense marks the fourth time he's reached that mark this season.
Women STANFORD 100, SAN FRANCISCO 45 Stanford's Tara VanDerveer became the sixth women's coach to reach the elite 800 wins mark, doing so in her third try as the eighth-ranked Cardinal routed host San Francisco.
The book is as much about knowledge as it is about economics and concludes that the entire anti-crisis strategy of the global elite has been marked by "technocratic hubris", and has therefore failed.
The Syrian military has said it will "cut every evil hand that targets Syrian blood", and warned that recent attacks on elite security forces marked a dangerous escalation in the country's eight-month-old crisis.
On the role of class in separating the Colony from the Nation, Hayes shares vignettes about his own unpunished drug use and the lawbreaking-without-consequence that mark elite colleges such as his alma mater, Brown.
