Sentence examples for elite ring from inspiring English sources
Now, as President-elect George W. Bush's choice for secretary of defense a quarter-century later, Mr. Rumsfeld is positioned to move into 3E880 in the Pentagon, the same suite of offices in the outermost elite ring where he worked so long ago.
For defenders of a more egalitarian politics, to be sure, the self-assertion of noble motives on the part of elites rings hollow.
A map on Thursday with the Lille Journal article, about a hotel in Lille, France, that prosecutors say was the hub of an elite prostitution ring, omitted part of the name of the region where Lille is located.
Richard Kerr will tell the programme that he was abused at Dolphin Square and the Elm Guest House in Barnes, south-west London – two locations that are at the centre of allegations about an elite paedophile ring involving politicians, senior military officers and, in his words, "men who had control and power over others".
They instantly join an elite mob of actors (Richard Griffiths, Tim Pigott-Smith, Kevin Spacey) who've lost it when ring tones crashed through their treasured "fourth wall".
It proved to be an elite three-ring entertainment for the diners who paid $750 to attend the Citymeals-on-Wheels fund-raiser that honored Le Cirque's panache-filled past and its foie-gras-rich future.
The former MP Harvey Proctor today launched a blistering attack on a police "homosexual witch-hunt" after revealing that he had been questioned over claims of the alleged murder of three boys supposedly linked to an "elite Westminster sex ring".
A former Conservative MP has accused police of a witch-hunt after disclosing that he has been questioned over the alleged murder of three boys supposedly linked to an "elite Westminster sex ring".
It is as jarring an image as we've seen in an elite-level boxing ring this century.
Unveiled at the SRU's annual general meeting last August, the Super Six envisages the creation of six geographically franchised sides, playing in an elite Scottish league, ring-fenced and relegation-free, with semi-professional players part-subsidised by block grants from the governing body.
