Sentence examples for elite one from inspiring English sources

But today's New York is giving way to a high-end consumer market catered to an artistic elite, one that capitalizes on the grassroots art culture it simultaneously drives out.

But Mr. Omunu, 40, was part of Ugborodo's elite, one of perhaps 20 boys of his generation who had gone on from the town to a university.

Mr. Guggenheim's own education was an elite one.

There is a saying in the NFL that with quarterbacks, you either have an elite one or you have an elite one in waiting.

Everyone who ever became president was in the elite one way or another, including Andrew Jackson.

It's easy to dismiss voting with your fork as merely a lifestyle choice, and an elite one at that.

Throughout much of the 20th century British universities, even elite ones, worked on this basis.

In that time, nine guards were taken in the first round, putting a premium on the elite ones — like Faneca — who are available as free agents.

CRUISING slow and looking cool on a city street is the polar opposite of the elite one-upsmanship that goes on at the Concours d'Élégance in Pebble Beach, Calif., and at Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester, Mich., where wealthy collectors submit meticulously restored Duesenbergs to judges in blazers and boaters.

Media coverage of America's best jobs usually focuses on blue-collar sectors, like manufacturing, or elite ones, such as finance or technology.

A number of schools, including elite ones like Stanford, have increased their attention to clinics, where students get hands-on training.